GolfWRX’s Greg Moore descended upon the Hurstbourne Country Club in Louisville, Kentucky, this week to capture notable gear and full bag photos of players participating in the ISCO Championship. Below, check out some highlights, including new Srixon fairway metals and hybrids, and some limited edition Scotty Cameron prototypes.

The Srixon RKT era is here

Moore found some fairway metals and made his way onto the Srixon truck where he was able to grab some in-hand photos of the new hybrids the company is planning to unveil. Check out the new 3, 5, and 7 RKT fairway woods below, in addition to photos of the 2 (17 degrees), 3 (19 degrees), 4 (22 degrees), 5 (25 degrees), and 6 (28 degrees) hybrids below.

Check out more in-hand photos of Srixon RKT fairway metals and hybrids here.

Jared Wolfe has an enviable black FB+ Circle T.

The Louisville-born golfer has a drool-inducing Scotty Cameron Tour FB+ Circle T with an especially long neck. My only gripe? Wolfe swapped out the Cameron grip. Perhaps my game is lacking because I prize form over function…Check out a few shots of the FB+ below.

Daniel Von Tonder’s got a pretty sweet Scotty of his own…

The South African isn’t to be outdone by Wolfe, and he boasts a T5MB Circle T Scotty, featuring a solitary alignment line on an otherwise blank putter head. The bottom boasts the signature Circle T logo and two five gram weights.

Justin Lower’s Bettinardi has got something to say…

Not to be outdone, putter maestros Bettinardi cooked up an extremely clean blade for the Ohio-born golfer. In the forum, commenter CrustyDog offered up some praise for Lower’s unique and good-looking top line. They wrote: “Love when guys do interesting alignment stuff. Rarely see a dot on the flange, only other one I can think of was from last week with the three dot alignment.” Moore shared a close-up photo of the alignment (see below), and another commenter was quick to sing the praises of Lower’s grip, which is a SuperStroke Deep Etched Putter Grip. akap4surf wrote, “Love that putter! I just got that grip installed on my scotty and it is fantastic! Super tacky and it looks really nice. I wish they would offer some size options, but cannot recommend enough!”

For all things ISCO Championship, check out the forum thread here.

Andrew Von Lossow is reporting from the American Century Championship at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in Stateline, Nevada, one of the premier celebrity golf events of the year. Although his main focus is filming a special edition of Inside the Ropes, presented by PGA Tour SuperStore, he also brought his camera along and took the opportunity to capture some notable golf equipment photos from the tournament.

Today, we’re focusing on the bags of some of the most famous recreational golfers in the game, like NBA legends Charles Barkley and Ray Allen, retired MLB star Dexter Fowler, and former tennis player (and a +3.1 handicap) Mardy Fish.

Charles Barkley has a hot new putter in his bag.

The Inside the NBA personality reps Auburn with his headcovers, and is currently gaming the Ping Scottsdale TEC Ally Blue H putter. Check out more from the Ally Blue collection here. Barkley’s wand comes with a plumber’s neck, which isn’t available in this current batch of the TEC putters. Chuck stays loyal to Ping throughout the bag, using a Ping G440 K driver at 10.5 degrees and Ping G440 irons.

Three-point shooting legend Ray Allen sports a world-class bag.

Ray Allen’s bag pays homage to his career at UCONN, as a member of the US Men’s Basketball Team, and as Jesus Shuttlesworth in the film He’s Got Game. As for clubs, Allen rocks TaylorMade P790 irons and Miura wedges. All in all, a smooth bag for one of the game’s smoothest players.

Dexter Fowler is the king of headcovers.

Fowler, who played 14 seasons in the MLB, sports some of TaylorMade’s best vintage-inspired headcovers, including the BRNR and the Liberty Lines driver headcover. For the putter, he’s got an extremely rare Scotty Cameron Circle T Tiffany Camo Dog putter cover.

Mardy Fish has a bag to back up his very impressive game.

Minnesota-born tennis star Mardy Fish is loyal to TaylorMade, and the lefty fills out the top of his bag with a Qi4D driver at 9 degrees. Fish putts with the TaylorMade Spider 5K ZT, uses a Stealth DHY driving iron, P7MB irons, and MG5 charcoal wedges with custom stamping.

At GolfWRX, we are a community of like-minded individuals who all experience and express our enjoyment of the game in many ways.

It’s that sense of community that drives day-to-day interactions in the forums on topics that range from best driver to what marker you use to mark your ball. It even allows us to share another thing we all love – buying and selling equipment.

Currently, in our GolfWRX buy/sell/trade (BST) forum, @pingman4 is looking to move an extremely cool, limited edition item: a 2001 Tiger Woods autographed Masters champion flag, numbered 155 of 250.

From the listing:

2001 Tiger Woods, Autographed Master’s Champion Flag, #155 of 250 with authentic Upper Deck Verified Hologram to verify authenticity. This is a classic piece that would look greast in a den, man cave, conference room or office. For those true Tiger Woods fans here is a chance of a lifetime to gain a piece of history. As you know at auctions these pieces can go for ridiculous sums. I have seen them sell as high as $5,500.00 at auctions. Get this piece shipped, insured by UPS Ground for $1,800.00 or best offer.