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Although the PGA Tour season is almost at an end, that hasn’t stopped Jason Day from overhauling nearly all of his equipment set-up.<\/p>\n
An equipment-free agent, the Australian is able to use any club he likes and, ahead of the Wyndham Championship<\/a>, that’s exactly what he has done.<\/p>\n In a post on GolfWRX’s Instagram, the main story comes in the form of new irons, where the Major winner has replaced his Avoda models with Callaway Apex MB, a traditional muscle back set that is actually hitting retailers soon.<\/p>\n Ranging from 6-iron to pitching wedge (or a 10-iron, as Callaway calls it), it appears the KBS TGI Tour Graphite Iron Shaft 110s have remained in the set-up.<\/p>\n Another new club is the 5-iron, where Day has the cavity-back Callaway X Forged<\/a>. Once again, this has the same KBS shaft as the Apex MB Raw.<\/p>\n Currently, it’s unclear as to whether the set will remain for the Wyndham Championship, but it’s a significant change after Day was spotted with Avoda Prototype models in the bag<\/a> for the first time back in October 2025.<\/p>\n He used them throughout the remainder of that year, as well as a few other prototype models in 2026, with the curved-face present that we see in other Avoda iron sets.<\/p>\n Away from the irons, Day’s equipment changes haven’t stopped there, as he looks to make the FedEx Cup Playoffs<\/a> with a strong week at Sedgefield Country Club.<\/p>\n Withdrawing from a handful of events recently due to a back injury<\/a>, the 38-year-old is 75th in the FedEx Cup standings and, with the top 70 advancing to the FedEx St. Jude Championship, Day needs a strong performance to make it inside the magic number.<\/p>\n His Ping G430 LST driver has remained, but the Callaway Quantum Ti 3-wood<\/a> and Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond 5-wood have replaced his TaylorMade Stealth 2 fairway woods. The 7-wood of the Stealth 2 appears to have remained, though.<\/p>\n If that’s not enough, Day is also trialing Callaway Opus SP wedges<\/a> in a 50\u00b0, 56\u00b0 and 60\u00b0 configuration, while even the putter isn’t safe to a significant change.<\/p>\n Previously, the 13-time PGA Tour winner was using a TaylorMade Ghost Spider Itsy Bitsy Black, which helped him to the majority of his victories through 2014-2018.<\/p>\n Now, though, Day has been spotted with a custom blacked-out Odyssey White Hot OG #5, a more compact mallet design than that of the Spider.<\/p>\n Day became an equipment-free agent after splitting with TaylorMade in January 2021 | Credit: Getty Images<\/p>\n One other notable name who is also looking for success this week is Hideki Matsuyama, who appears to have also changed his set-up.<\/p>\n Possessing one of the most unique golf bags on the PGA Tour circuit<\/a>, the Major winner appears to have changed his wedge set-up, swapping the Cleveland RTX 4 Forged Prototype for the Cleveland RTZ 2 Tour Racks.<\/p>\n![\"Jason](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/golf\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/08\/https:\/\/media.zenfs.com\/en\/golf_monthly_808\/cec6b2b204bd7d5c6d64bfb321a25652.jpeg\"\/)
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