Nelly Korda WITB (2026 Update)

Nelly Korda remains one of the most consistent players in the world. After a dominant stretch that included multiple wins and a major title, her equipment setup has largely stayed stable.

There is one notable update for 2026.

Korda recently moved into the TaylorMade Qi4D driver.

At a glance: What Nelly Korda plays

The combo set is not just a PGA Tour trend

Combo iron sets are common on the PGA Tour. Korda’s setup shows the same approach applies on the LPGA Tour.

She plays P770 in the 5-iron and P7CB from 6 through pitching wedge.

The P770 provides added launch and stopping power in her longest iron. From 180 to 200 yards, peak height and descent angle are critical. The P7CB takes over in the scoring irons where turf interaction and trajectory control matter more.

Older fairway woods and hybrids are tough to let go of

While the driver changed, the fairway woods and hybrid did not. Not yet at least.

Korda continues to play:

None of these is the newest model available. Korda joins a growing list of professional golfers who find the 7-wood to be a better option than a hybrid or utility iron. You’ll also find more than a dozen PGA Tour professionals still with Stealth fairway woods in their bag.

The driver upgrade: Qi10 Max to Qi4D

Like a lot of other TaylorMade staff players, Korda skipped over the Qi35 and went right to the Qi4D.

Her previous Qi10 Max was built around high MOI and heel bias to reduce right misses. The Qi4D suggests a more neutral head profile with controlled spin characteristics.

Pairing it with the Graphite Design Tour AD FI 6 S shaft indicates a specific launch and spin target. At this level, driver changes are typically made to tighten dispersion rather than increase distance.