The PGA Tour Pro Austin Eckroat grabbed his second Tour victory at the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship last weekend. He carded a 24-under accumulated score, defeating Justin Lower and Carson Young by a close one strong. However, his gameplay was truly commendable. Here is the equipment that he used to clinch the trophy at El Cardonal at Diamante.
Austin Eckroat’s setup includes the Ping G430 LST driver (10.5° loft, 440cc), known for precision and reduced spin, priced at $826. For long-range accuracy, he relies on the G430 Max 3-wood, costing $385. The driver features a Carbonfly Wrap and an optimized Spinsistency face for enhanced ball speed.
Austin Eckroat also uses the Blueprint S Iron, featuring fully forged 8620 carbon steel heads. Priced at $1,699, it offers a clean cavity design and optimized center of gravity for precise distance and trajectory control. The patented precision-pocket forging process ensures enhanced feel and consistency for Eckroat’s exacting standards.
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Complementing his irons are the Blueprint T Irons, a single-piece forging also crafted from 8620 carbon steel. This club is available at $212.50 Designed for superior trajectory control, these clubs have a 4-iron PW (pitching wedge range). This club provides him with the precision he demands in his short-to-mid-range shots.
He uses the Glide Forged Pro wedges, including 50° S, 54° S, and 60° T. It has a price point starting at $127 for his wedge game. The 25-year-old trusts the Redwood D66 putter for the critical putting aspect of his game. This putter is priced at $195.49 in the US.
