The 2025 PGA Tour season is four months in. We’ve analyzed every winning driver on the Tour this year, breaking down which brands dominated, along with shaft selections, loft choices, and other key factors. Here’s a detailed look at every driver that’s won on Tour in 2025.

Titleist Drivers (6 Total Wins – 32% of All Wins)

Titleist dominated the early 2025 PGA Tour season, earning six wins, the most by any single brand. Titleist’s driver lineup, particularly the new GT series (GT2 and GT3), proved especially popular, along with the trusted TSi and TSR series.

Winner	Driver Model	Shaft
Justin Thomas	GT2 (10° @ 9.25°)	Mitsubishi Diamana Prototype
Garrick Higgo	GT2 (11°)	Graphite Design Tour AD DI 7 X
Russell Henley	GT3 (10.0°)	Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black 70g 6.5TX
Joe Highsmith	GT3 (8.0°)	Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black RDX 60g 6.5
Nick Taylor	TSi3 (10.0°)	Fujikura Atmos Tour Spec Blue 6 X
Brian Harman	TSi2 (9.0°)	Graphite Design Tour AD IZ 5 S
Ludvig Åberg	TSR2 (9.0°)	Fujikura Ventus Black 6-X

The Titleist GT2 was the fifth-best driver of 2025 in the Most Wanted Driver testing. Its distance performance helped. The GT2 is the longest driver of 2025, with the GT4 and GT3 not far behind.

Ping Wins (5 Total Wins – 26% of All Wins)

PING drivers have captured 5 of the first 19 PGA Tour events in 2025. What’s most interesting about the PING lineup is that you’ll find the G425, G430, and G440 drivers mixed in. There are still several players on TOUR who have yet to transition to the G440, with many keeping the G430 LST in play.

Winner	Driver Model	Shaft
Ben Griffin	G430 Max 10K (9.0°, STD)	UST Mamiya LINQ White 7TX Proto
Harris English	G430 LST (10.5° @ 9.5°)	Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 6-X
Andrew Novak	G440 LST (7.5°)	Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green 70TX
Brian Campbell	G440 LST (9° @ 9.8°, Flat+)	Mitsubishi Diamana GT 60 TX
Viktor Hovland	G425 LST (9° @ 8.5°)	Fujikura Speeder 661 TR X

The G430 Max 10K, which helped Ben Griffin win the Zurich, was the best driver of 2024 in our testing and still earned a runner-up finish when it was retested in 2025. It’s a top performer on Tour and for amateur players.

The PING G440 LST earned third place overall in 2025. It’s both long and forgiving, something that may not have been expected from a low spin model.

TaylorMade Drivers (4 Total Wins – 21% of All Wins)

TaylorMade drivers secured four victories on the PGA Tour, thanks to Rory McIlroy. McIlroy had the Qi35 in the bag early in the year, but took it out and put the Qi10 back in. Vilips proved the Qi35 is a driver you can win with on Tour when he secured the Puerto Rico Open.

Winner	Driver Model	Shaft
Rory McIlroy (Masters)	Qi10 DOT (9° @ 8.25°)	Fujikura Ventus Black 6-X
Rory McIlroy (Players)	Qi10 DOT (9°)	Fujikura Ventus Black 6-X
Rory McIlroy (Pebble Beach)	Qi10 (9°)	Fujikura Ventus Black 6-X
Karl Vilips	Qi35 LS (9° @ 8.25°)	Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 6-TX

The Qi10 driver did well in our 2024 Best Driver for High Swing Speeds testing. In the 2025 test for high swing speed golfers, the Qi35 LS earned a spot in the top 15. It’s great for distance off the tee, but struggles a bit with overall forgiveness for amateur players.

Callaway Drivers (3 Total Wins – 16% of All Wins)

Callaway drivers won three events, primarily from their premium Paradym Ai Smoke Triple Diamond series and the new Elyte Triple Diamond.

Winner	Driver Model	Shaft
Sepp Straka	Paradym Ai Smoke TD Max (9°)	Fujikura Ventus Blue VeloCore+ 6-X
Thomas Detry	Paradym Ai Smoke TD (9°)	Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro Blue 70TX
Min Woo Lee	Elyte Triple Diamond (8.5°)	Fujikura Ventus Blue 6-X

The Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke series performed well in terms of distance when we tested it in 2024. The Callaway Elyte Triple Diamond that Min Woo Lee has in the bag earned the best golf driver of 2025 according to MyGolfSpy testing. It’s another low-spin driver with strong accuracy and plenty of distance for amateur players.

Srixon Wins (1 Total Win – 5% of All Wins)

Hideki Matsuyama won the Sentry using the Srixon ZX5 MK II LS. The MK II LS was released in 2023 and was part of our 2023 Most Wanted Driver Testing. While Srixon sponsors several PGA Tour players they don’t have the same presence as some of the other brands on this list.

Winner	Driver Model	Shaft
Hideki Matsuyama	ZX5 MK II LS (9.5°)	Graphite Design Tour AD DI 8TX

Distance is definitely ZX5 LS Mk II’s strongest characteristic. However, it also ranks well for forgiveness. Essentially, you can expect strong distance performance coupled with decent consistency across the face.

Final thoughts

After the first 19 events, Titleist is dominating the performance on the PGA Tour. Let’s see how that looks after another 19 events!

Here’s a look at the complete results of our 2025 Best Golf Driver testing: Best Golf Drivers 2025.

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