What’s in Trey Mullinax’s bag?

An American professional golfer, Trey Mullinax, was born in Birmingham, Alabama, on June 29, 1992. Mullinax attended the University of Alabama, where he was an All-American, won two events, and helped the golf team win the NCAA Championships in 2013 and 2014. He played golf at Gardendale High School as well.

Since 2015, Mullinax has participated in the Web.com Tour as a professional since turning pro in 2014. He had his inaugural victory on the Web.com Tour at the 2016 Rex Hospital Open.

Trey Mullinax has won three tournaments in professional golf. He defeated Kevin Streelman by one stroke to win the 2022 Barbasol Championship on the PGA Tour, alongside caddie Julien Trudeau, with a score of -25. Additionally, Mullinax has two victories on the Korn Ferry Tour: the 2020 Orange County National Championship, which he won by one stroke over Stephan Jäger and Brandon Wu, and the 2016 Rex Hospital Open, which he won by one stroke over Brady Schnell.

Trey Mullinax’s Bag

In comparison to his 2022 bag, Trey Mullinax's 2023 bag has relatively little information. In January 2023, he signed a contract with Wilson, changing his equipment to a certain limit.

Mullinax's 2022 bag was distinct due to the fact that he used a Ping G425 LST driver with a Project X HZRDUS Smoke Blue RDX 70 shaft at 9 degrees. TaylorMade P770 irons; (4-9) Ping S55; (PW) Titleist Vokey SM9 (52, 56 degrees), as well as Titleist Vokey SM9 WedgeWorks (60 degrees).

Trey Mullinax’s Driver

Mullinax uses a Wilson STAFF model utility driver with an 18-degree loft. It is known for its moderate number of spins and exceptional launch. The STAFF model has the KBS Hybrid as the stock shaft.

Trey Mullinax’s 3-wood

Mullinax uses the 15-degree Titleist TSR 3-wood, which has performance-tuned adjustability, a low, face-centered CG, high-strength Carpenter stainless steel construction, and SureFit adjustability.

Trey Mullinax’s Irons

Mullinax has been known to use the Wilson Staff Model Blades, which are surprisingly simple to hit and are made to allow pros and players with very low handicaps complete control over their ball trajectory.

Wilson attributes the reduction of extra weight and improvement of playability to their Fluid Feel Hosel, which was taken from the vintage Dyna-Powered irons.

Trey Mullinax’s Wedges

The Wilson STAFF Model wedges have machine-engraved scorelines in the milled face of the 8620-carbon-steel clubhead, which is what gives it its soft feel.

Wilson designed a groove pattern with closely spaced intervals so that the ball can spin more when it hits by interacting with more groove edges.

Trey Mullinax’s Putter

The Odyssey White Hot OG Rossie putter brings back the original White Hot formulation, giving a stunning combination of feel, sound, and performance owing to its two-part urethane insert.

These putters have traditional Odyssey forms that are beloved by both Tour players and amateur golfers, and they are finished in an attractive Rich Silver shade to stand out on the green.

White Hot OG Putters have high-performance stepless steel shafts that improve their performance. They are further supplemented by Odyssey Pistol grips, which provide golfers with a secure and comfortable grip.

Trey Mullinax’s Golf Ball

Mullinax uses a Titleist Pro V1x, one of the best balls on the market, which is also popular among other players on the tour. Its soft-cast urethane elastomer cover and fast casing layer provide the player with confidence, a stable flight, and control around the greens.