The 29-year-old American won the World Wide Technology Championship for his third PGA Tour title this year

On this week's episode of GOLF's Fully Equipped, Callaway's Johnny Thompson recalls stories from working on Phil Mickelson's golf clubs.

Griffin used a new TaylorMade Spider Tour X putter in Cabo and ended the week by collecting his third PGA Tour title of the season.

Ben Griffin avoided the mistakes that slowed his two challengers Sunday and rolled in three long birdie putts for a 9-under 63 to win the World Wide Technology Championship for his third PGA Tour title of the season. Griffin, playing for the second time since his Ryder Cup debut, ran off five straight birdies starting at No. 8. Sami Valimaki (64) and Chad Ramey (65) tied for second and picked up a valuable consolation.

A complete list of the golf equipment Ben Griffin used to win the PGA Tour's 2025 World Wide Technology Championship.

World number 12 Ben Griffin fired a nine-under par 63 on Sunday to win the World Wide Technology Championship by two strokes for his third US PGA Tour title of the year.Griffin joined top-ranked Scottie Scheffler and world number two Rory McIlroy as the only players with three PGA Tour triumphs this year. 

The overall purse at El Cardonal at Diamante Cabo San Lucas in Mexico was $6 million with Ben Griffin earning $1.08 million for his victory

"The biggest thing about winning that I've learned? You've got to be aggressive the entire time," said Griffin before shooting 63 to win the title

Rory McIlroy may not have won the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, but his stunning final-round 62 at Yas Links on Sunday has put him in the driver's seat heading into next week's season finale at the DP World Tour Championship. The Northern Irishman's career-best round on the DP World Tour was a masterclass in pressure golf. It might just be the performance that secures him a seventh Harry Vardon Trophy.

The ones that replay in slow motion as you walk to the next tee, threatening to unravel everything you've built over 70-plus holes of championship golf. Aaron Rai's three-footer on the 14th hole Sunday at Yas Links was one of those putts. Rai did what champions do: he forgot about it.