Russell Henley wins Charles Schwab Challenge with GTS3 7-wood

Russell Henley captured the 2026 Charles Schwab Challenge on Sunday for his sixth PGA Tour victory. He relied on a mix of older Titleist clubs and a newly added GTS3 7-wood.

Henley used a six-year-old Titleist TSi3 10.0-degree driver and TSi3 16.5-degree 4-wood. He replaced his previous TSi2 hybrid with the new Titleist GTS3 21.0-degree 7-wood, which he added to his bag two weeks earlier at the PGA Championship after a fitting with Titleist senior director JJ Van Wezenbeeck at Aronimink. The GTS3 model marks the first Titleist “3” fairway wood offered in 7-wood loft.

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