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Rickie Fowler, who aims to build “some more momentum,” stated ahead of the Truist Championship, “there’s been a lot of good signs and, you know, heading in the right direction.” While signs of that progress are already evident at the ongoing Charles Schwab Challenge, Fowler’s confidence stems from his partnership with COBRA PUMA Golf this season. After 16 years, the Californian has established a long-term partnership with the brand, as reflected in his golf bag.

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Let’s talk about Rickie Fowler’s driver first. The Murrieta-born golfer’s driver setup includes the Cobra DS-Adapt X, which features a 10.5° loft and caters to golfers seeking fast speeds and lower spin while providing a medium launch and added forgiveness. He pairs this driver with a Mitsubishi Diamana WB 73 TX shaft. In addition to his main driver, Fowler also uses the TaylorMade BRNR Mini Driver Copper, which boasts a 13.5° loft. This mini driver combines carbon fiber, titanium, and steel, delivering an impressive sound, feel, and performance. The Cobra driver costs $549 while the TaylorMade BRNR Mini Driver costs $312.

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Next, Rickie Fowler uses the $195 Cobra LTDx LS as his 5-wood, which features a 17.5° loft and caters specifically to skilled players with fast swing speeds. This fairway wood boasts a slightly larger profile, making it an excellent driver replacement with its low launch characteristics. The tour-shaped design of the 5-wood enhances all-around workability, enabling Fowler to execute a variety of shots with precision. He pairs this club with a UST Mamiya Lin-Q M40X White 8F5 shaft. Additionally, the LTDx LS includes an adjustable headcover, offering both protection and customization options for his game.

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Considering Rickie Fowler is the COBRA ambassador, it isn’t surprising that his irons come from the same brand as his fairway wood. Rickie Fowler carries the Cobra King Tour (4-PW) iron set. These compact, soft iron forged tour cavity irons feature TPU material, which delivers a soft feel and excellent operability while ensuring high distance performance and forgiveness. Crafted from steel, these irons offer a superior feel and workability, enabling Fowler to elevate his iron game and execute a variety of shots with confidence. Rickie Fowler’s irons cost $1,299. The rest of his golf bag shares different brands as well.

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Wedges, putter, & more used by Rickie Fowler

Rickie Fowler’s wedge setup features the $129 Cobra Snakebite wedges, including a 54° (bent to 52°) and a 58° (bent to 56°), along with a Cleveland RTZ Tour Rack 60° with a low bounce of 6. He equips these wedges with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shafts, enhancing performance and feel. Additionally, the versatile notch design enables Fowler to execute a wide range of shots, making these wedges essential tools for his short game.

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The Californian uses the L.A.B. Golf DF3 putter, paired with the L.A.B. Golf Press Pistol 2 grip. The DF3 retains all the features golfers love, such as its ability to stay square on its own and its exceptional forgiveness on mishits. With its clean setup, the DF3 provides a pleasing feel and sound, making it a more appealing choice. This L.A.B. Golf Df3 putter costs $449.

When it comes to his grip, the golfer uses the Golf Pride Tour Velvet Tack grips, priced between $12 and $15, to enhance his performance from the tee, fairway, or rough. The Tour Velvet Super Tack Grip features an advanced material formulation that delivers improved tackiness and greater traction. Finally, Fowler chooses the Titleist Pro V1 golf balls, priced at $55 per dozen. The Pro V1 is considered the top premium performance option for many players and is the most popular model in the game. It caters to golfers looking for a mid-trajectory flight, minimal long game spin, and maximum spin around the greens.

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Sure, Rickie Fowler still has to make a mark on the 2025 season, but he is likely to seek redemption at the Colonial Country Club.

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Sudha Kumari is a Golf Writer at EssentiallySports, where she has filed over 700 bylines covering the sport's biggest stages. She holds a Master's in English Literature, which shows in how she turns a day's leaderboard movement into a clear, readable story. Her live coverage of the 2025 Masters, when Rory McIlroy faltered on the brink of the career Grand Slam, is among her best-known work. She follows both the sport's history and its week-to-week shifts, and her writing gives readers the context behind a result rather than only the score. A lifelong golf fan, Sudha believes today's dark horses are tomorrow's legends, and she splits her coverage between the established names and the players starting to break through. When she isn't tracking tournament trends, she is digging into player backstories, working from the view that the game is as much about the resilience behind a shot as the number on the card.

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