Rickie Fowler WITB: What equipment does the PGA Tour golfer use?

Rickie Fowler is one of the most popular players currently on the PGA Tour. 

Since turning professional in 2009, the American has racked up six victories on the North American circuit. 

His biggest win, of course, came at the 2015 Players Championship where he won a thrilling sudden-death playoff.

Fowler owned the iconic 17th island green that day and is hopeful that before retirement he will also possess a major championship trophy. 

The distinctive golfer is currently a Cobra brand ambassador and fills the majority of his bag with their equipment.

That hasn't always been the case, though, as during the early part of his career Fowler used Titleist drivers, irons, wedges and a Scotty Cameron Newport 2 GSS prototype putter.

These days, Fowler's chief is the Cobra Darkspeed LS.

He does not carry a 3-wood and instead uses the TaylorMade Brnr Mini Driver Copper as an option off the tee and from the fairway. 

For irons, Fowler uses the Cobra King Tour (4-PW) with KBC Tour C-Taper 125 S shafts. He does not carry a 3-iron.

In January 2025, Fowler decided not to renew his ball and glove deal with TaylorMade. 

He no longer uses TaylorMade TP5x Pix golf ball and has switched back to the Titleist Pro V1. 

Fowler has tinkered with several putters over the years but is currently settled with the L.A.B Golf DF3. 

He has been associated with Puma for his apparel and footwear since 2009. 

He's currently using the Puma Ignite Elevate golf shoe. 

Scroll down to see Fowler's entire set-up for 2025.