The 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black was a super tense affair, full of competitive drama and some pretty poor fan behaviour.
Team Europe managed to build a healthy lead over Team USA right off the bat. However, the tournament's atmosphere took a turn when controversy arose, as the crowd of American fans started heckling some of the European star players.
In the end, Team Europe kept their cool and held on for the win. The victory was clinched when Shane Lowry sank a crucial Birdie putt on the final hole, ensuring the Europeans retained the trophy.
One element of note was the quality of shots on display (despite the crowd distractions), highlighting both the skills of the players and the effectiveness of their clubs of choice - but what were the most popular golf clubs at the tournament? As it turns out, a few select favourites popped up across the board!
At Clarkes Golf, we’re home to a massive selection of the best golf clubs on the market today, from the leading brands in the sport - including the clubs featured in the 2025 Ryder Cup. So you can pick up all the same clubs as your golfing heroes. Take a look at our selection at the links above, or keep reading to find out more.
Ryder Cup Golf Clubs 2025
Golf Drivers
Titleist GT2 & Titleist GT3
By the numbers, the Titleist GT2 and GT3 were the most-used drivers across the entire tournament - a testament to their usefulness at a professional level.
Known for delivering exceptional ball speed and distance, as well as offering plenty of forgiveness, the larger-than-average clubheads and heightened moment of inertia (MOI) make these drivers an easy choice for great performance in all categories. They’re also adjustable, letting you dial in exactly how you want your shots to perform (if you’re playing at this level).
TaylorMade Qi10 Driver
The chosen tool at the tee for two of the biggest names in golf today - Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler - the TaylorMade Qi10 driver is packed to the brim with innovative technologies (like the Infinity Carbon Crown and 60X Carbon Twist Face), so it’s no wonder it’s become a top choice among the golfing elite.
Fairway Woods
TaylorMade Qi10 Fairways
Another appearance from the Qi10 series, these fairways were the most common on both sides of the 2025 Ryder Cup.
Sharing many of the same technologies as their driver cousin, the fairway woods also come equipped with the V Steel Sole that enhances turf interaction, for silky-smooth strikes off the fairway.
Golf Irons
Titleist T100 Irons
Offering exceptional feel and stability, the Titleist T100 irons have quickly become a common sight in tournament play and were the most played irons across the Ryder Cup weekend.
Featuring high-density Tungsten weighting and Variable Face Thickness, these irons provide fantastic feedback and consistency. The forged player-preferred design is an undeniably desirable trait for those at the pro level.
TaylorMade P7 Range
Another popular choice at the highest levels of the sport, the P7 range has plenty for players to choose from, utilising a range of technologies and design styles, depending on the areas of your game that may need a helping hand.
Rory McIlroy even has his own “Rors Proto” versions of the clubs that have been altered to meet his precise specifications - the things you can get away with being a former world number one!
Golf Wedges
Titleist Vokey SM10
If you were playing the Ryder Cup this year and needed to chip onto the green, chances are you have a Titleist Vokey SM10 in your hands.
A runaway winner in the chipping department, this wedge offers a controlled, lower trajectory than other clubs in the same category. As a result, you’ll find it produces a higher centre of gravity and greater stopping power, for those all-important short shots where you need the ball to sit down soon after impact. The “tour-proven” grinds are an eye-catching trait for top players, too.
Putters
TaylorMade Spider Tour X Putter
The king of the short game at this year’s Ryder Cup, the TaylorMade Spider Tour X putter, has been cropping up on major televised tournaments with good reason.
Offering a mallet-style shape with the feel of a traditional blade putter, you can enjoy the best of both worlds while maintaining a high moment of inertia for improved workability. It’s the putter of choice of both McIlroy and Scheffler.
Explore Ryder Cup Golf Clubs at Clarkes Golf
In need of a quick upgrade for your golf bag? Ready to elevate to the next level of your golfing journey? These clubs will be undeniable improvements and will help lower your scores.
Take a look at our available stock of professional-level clubs at the links above, or get in touch with a member of the Clarkes team if you have any product-specific questions before placing an order - we’re here to help!