The life of a PGA Tour golfer comes with its perks. Most notably, the plethora of options it comes to when trying new golf clubs.

Each week, tour trucks travel from event to event, stocked with the latest and greatest gear and technology that every player has right at their fingertips – literally.

But for Wydhman Clark, a quick trip to his local pro shop is all he needs. He’s rocking into the 2026 Players Championship with a shop-bought Bettinardi putter.

“I hadn’t been putting my best, so I wanted to try some different putters, and I kind of narrowed it down to two or three, and I went to go put lead tape on one of them at the pro shop at Whisper Rock,” Clark told GolfWRX at The Players. “As I was kind of waiting there and looking, they had this putter and I said, ‘You know, can I try this?’

“I went out and it beat all the other putters that I was working with, and I said, ‘Alright, we’re going with it.’”

Clark’s journey to the Bettinardi Antidote SB1 putter has been a long one. He had been using a L.A.B. DF3 for the second half of last season, first without the insert before transitioning into one with. Prior to that, he tested a custom Toulon Le Mans, as well as various versions of his traditional Odyssey Jailbird and even a Scotty Cameron Tour T-11.

During a practice round on Monday at The Players, Clark was putting the putter through its paces on the already slick-looking Sawgrass greens. It’s so brand new, it still has the price sticker.

“I just have always liked feeling the center of mass right in the center,” Clark said on the reason he’s been using so many center-shafted putters recently. “Aiming-wise, it feels really good … I’ve just gravitated towards it, I feel a certain way towards it and I picked something that looks good.”

For those wondering, the putter was priced at $399.00, but Clark’s had it long enough to slather the sole in lead tape and equip it with a SuperStroke 2.0 PT grip.

The putter isn’t the only change in Clark’s bag this week at Sawgrass. As a new member of the equipment-free-agency world, the 2023 U.S. Open champion has added TaylorMade’s Qi4D driver. He went through an extensive testing session with TaylorMade Tour rep Adrian Rietveld earlier in the year.

“It’s really nice to be able to basically hand-pick all 14 clubs versus being locked into having to play some, and sometimes there’s a lot of great club companies, but maybe they don’t make 14 great clubs, they might make 10 or 11,” Clark said on the free-agency. “So it’s kind of nice. I have four different brands in my bag, maybe even five, and I feel like I have the best set I could possibly play.

Clark’s new Qi4D core model, at 10.5 degrees cranked a few notches lower, is equipped with Project X’s new Titan 70-gram shaft. Launched toward the end of the 2025 season, the Titan shaft profile features a unique EI profile and new Synex Technology, which reinforces the shaft’s outer layers and increases hoop stiffness in the handle and mid-section, enabling better energy transfer during the transition.

Keep a lookout for Clark this week (he’s had close calls at The Players before). If he plays well, also keep an eye out at your local golf shop for other PGA Tour players.