In this segment, we’ll be taking a look at some of the best #GolfWRX tagged photos on Instagram. In case you aren’t already, there’s a whole load of action going on at our page, so follow us: @golfwrx

Let’s get to it then, here are six of the best #GolfWRX photos from the past 24 hours.

Embrace Putters with this Ping Anser 2 featuring a fresh face remill and satin finish.

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Ping Anser 2 restored with a face remill and satin finish ???????? – – – – – #embraceputters #ping #scottycameron #titleist #golfporn #putterporn #golfwrx #golfheadz #golfheads #customputters #customgolf #callaway #pxg #taylormade

A post shared by Embrace Putters (@embraceputters) on Jul 21, 2019 at 10:25am PDT

Some great shots of Bettinardi’s “Box Car” flat-stick.

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Putter of The Week: One of Sam Bettinardi’s original gamers, the Box Car was recently milled for a small run and hand-stamped by SRB himself. The welded plumbers neck and spotted Torch make this gamer an absolute stunner! TGIF. #Bettinardi #Hive #madeinusa???????? #customputters #dassgood #golf #golfwrx #pgatour #putter

A post shared by Bettinardi Golf (@bettinardigolf) on Jul 19, 2019 at 10:46am PDT

A look inside Oak Quarry Golf Club in Jurupa Valley, California, courtesy of Roberto Escartin.

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Finally got a chance to play Oak. Amazing. Definitely going to make the drive out here more often! – – – – #golf #golfer #golfbag #golfing #golfcourse #golfseason #golfswing #golfislife #ilovegolf #instagolf #golfstagram #scga #pga #pgatour #westcoastgolf #socalgolf #beautifulgolfcourses #golfwrx #nikegolf #mizunogolf #taylormade #cobragolf #srixongolf #titleist #odysseygolf

A post shared by Roberto Escartin (@escvrtin) on Jul 19, 2019 at 11:31am PDT

Slick looking P790 driving iron with a micro annealed digital camo custom job from the guys at The Golf Garage.

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Custom Micro Annealed Digital Camo on this p790 driving iron!!

A post shared by The Golf Garage?? (@the_golf_garage) on Jul 19, 2019 at 12:37pm PDT

Sweet finishing skills from Royal Payne Custom Putters on these flat-sticks.

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Last night, the duo of Cali's were rough and silver. Tonight, they are polished smooth and Gold! ???? It's pretty cool what hard work with the right tools can do. ???? #burningthemidnightoil #workwithyourhands #scottycamerongallery #scottycameron #customshop #customgolf #customputters #customgolfclubs #instagolf #golfwrx #golf #golfislife #putters #putter #royalpayne

A post shared by Nathan_Scoles (@royal.payne.custom.putters) on Jul 19, 2019 at 10:15pm PDT

Legacy putter featuring a welded plumbers neck, tri sole, and a lightly milled face from Olson Putter Co.

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New for Tour Stock putters is this gorgeous @olsonmfg Legacy putter featuring a welded plumbers neck, tri sole, and a lightly milled face. This beauty and 9 others now available on www.TourStockPutters.com. #OnlyTheBest

A post shared by Tour Club Experts (@peoplesgolf) on Jul 18, 2019 at 12:55pm PDT

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Shane Lowry produced the performance of his life to win the 2019 Open Championship at Royal Portrush, but in a great week of golf, here are some of the things you may have missed, and some of the quirkier moments from the world of golf dished out in the Twittersphere over the past seven days.

Impressions From The Open

Conor Moore on point as always!

Irish Times: Here's what Poults, Paddy, Tommy, Tiger, G-Mac and more had to say about @ShaneLowryGolf’s win at #TheOpen (brought to you by our @ConorSketches) pic.twitter.com/vHstPA7jOH

— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) July 21, 2019

Rose’s Shank Of The Year

The Englishman keeping the cameraman on his toes.

If you've ever caught the dreaded shanks, take comfort in the fact that it can also happen to the best players in the world.
Exhibit A: World Number 4, Justin Rose #TheOpen #SHANK pic.twitter.com/Na4VEqnxRz

— Fletcher Doherty (@FletcherDoherty) July 22, 2019

Matt Wallace And His Hero

I got to play with my hero today ???? pic.twitter.com/wBqtfAQ4Vr

— Matt Wallace (@mattsjwallace) July 18, 2019

Stenson Snaps

Beautiful technique from the big Swede.

A shank from Henrik Stenson and a broken iron over the leg. pic.twitter.com/qEQd7PXYmw

— By The Flagstick (@ByTheFlagstick) July 21, 2019

G-Mac’s Frustration

When you find your ball 12 seconds too late…

Rough finish for G-Mac, who found his ball 12 seconds too late, per the new 3 minute rule. pic.twitter.com/hR6GZo2992

— Christopher Powers (@CPowers14) July 18, 2019

Zach Appears On Phireside With Phil

The first guest I could persuade to join me (other than my mom) is past Champion Golfer of the Year and Masters Champion @ZachJohnsonPGA. So cool of him to join me in The Open Champions locker room. He is a special person and player. pic.twitter.com/PzkK2rowT7

— Phil Mickelson (@PhilMickelson) July 17, 2019

Brooks Koepka began 2019 by calling out golf’s authorities for their lack of action over the slow play issue surrounding the game, and on Sunday at the Open Championship, the 29-year-old appeared visibly agitated over the speed of playing partner J.B. Holmes.

The two men teed off at 1.37 PM local time in the final round, and from their opening tee shots of the day, which Holmes would take significantly longer to play than his compatriot, it appeared the two could be in for an uncomfortable day with each other.

JB Holmes just took 62 seconds from his name being announced to hit his first tee shot (which went O.B.)

Brooks Koepka, who has called slow play on Tour "embarrassing," took 27 seconds — and that felt long for him. This dynamic could get weird.

— Dylan Dethier (@dylan_dethier) July 21, 2019

For the most part during Sunday’s final round, on the course, Koepka was to keep whatever frustrations which were bubbling under the surface to himself.

However, coming off the 12th green, the four-time major champ was seen staring at a rules official while motioning to his imaginary wristwatch, and on another occasion, the American looked less than impressed as his playing partner went through his deliberate putting routine.

classic. pic.twitter.com/vUwSZwr3CT

— Matthew Wiley (@wiley77) July 21, 2019

Following their round, the 29-year-old was quick to point out that Holmes is far from being the only slow player on Tour, but explained what his biggest gripe was with the Kentuckian on Sunday at Royal Portrush – his inability to prepare when it wasn’t his turn.

“There are a lot of slow guys out here, that’s not the first time I’ve done it, especially when you’ve got a walking official with you. I’m ready to go most of the time.

That’s what I don’t understand when it’s your turn to hit, your glove is not on, then you start thinking about it, that’s where the problem lies. It’s not that he takes that long. He doesn’t do anything until his turn. That’s the frustrating part. But he’s not the only one that does it out here.”

Holmes’ nightmare performance didn’t help his pace of play as he struggled mightily in the harsh conditions during Sunday’s final round. The 37-year-old shot an 87 – 16 over par to move from third place at the start of the day to fourth last on six over.

Koepka had some sympathy for Holmes’ struggles in the wind and rain in Northern Ireland, but despite this, the Florida native made it clear that he still found the pace at times too slow.

“He had a rough day, but JB is a slow player. We were on pace for 13 holes, but if I’m in the group we’re going to be on pace no matter what. But there were some times where I thought it was slow.”

Koepka’s final round of 74 secured a T4 finish for the four-time major champ to complete an exceptional year at the major tournaments which included a win at the PGA Championship at Bethpage Black in May.