GolfWRX was live this week from the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links, with photos of the latest equipment and apparel out on Tour. If you missed them, click here.

This week, Callaway players tested a new “Bertha Mini 1.5” prototype, Tour Edge Exotics showed off its yet-to-be-announced CB Pro U prototype hybrid and Ryo Ishikawa rocked pink flamingo pants. Here’s what else stood out at the RBC Heritage.

Kuchar’s Tartan Plaid Golf Shoes

The winner of the Heritage is awarded a traditional Tartan Plaid jacket, which Matt Kuchar won last year. This year, he showed up wearing custom Skechers Go Golf Pro shoes with Tartan Plaid designs.

They say you shouldn’t wear the shirt of the band you’re going to see, and the saying applies here. You probably shouldn’t wear the same plaid design of the jacket you’re trying to win, but these are pretty cool regardless.

Hudson Swafford needs a new Dawg

Surely there’s some sentimental value in his Georgia Bulldog head cover, but this one’s eyes appear to have fallen off. There’s a seeing eye dawg joke in here somewhere.

Callaway has a new club called “Bertha Mini 1.5”

And the fact it’s not called “Lil’ Bertha” feels like a slap in the face.

Ryo Ishikawa has pink-flamingo pants

And wears them even when he isn’t on a field trip to the aquarium. Also, is he grilling with a George Foreman while at the range?

Actually, it’s a GC2 launch monitor from ForeSight sports, but the resemblance to a Foreman grill — the savior of convenient cooking — is stunning.

John Peterson’s wedge wants you to make a call

And the number belongs to a BBQ joint in Baton Rouge, Louisiana called Bacon Rouge. You just can’t make this stuff up.

We continue to hook spectators up with GolfWRX poker chips

And the RBC Heritage has some sweet Tartan Plaid lanyards. Greg (our photo guy), can I have one?

Patrick Reed is testing Callaway’s new Bertha Mini 1.5 prototype

And this is the cleanest application of lead tape I’ve ever seen.

Luke Donald’s bag is wearing soft spikes

And advertises his Twitter account. Maintaining traction and boosting followers… nice.

Thongchai Jaidee is from Thailand

And I know that because of the Thai flag design on his Titleist SM5 wedge. I’m just connecting the dots here people.

Michael Thompson’s golf bag has turbulators

And his caddy has gained 1-2 mph of walking speed since switching to the new Turbulator Tour bag.

Justin Thomas likes Drake’s song “Right Above It”

Don’t hold it against him. The 21-year-old already has three top-10 finishes this year, and is one of the game’s brightest young stars.

Kevin Stadler is trying out the BioMech AccuLock ACE putter

Which looks a lot like a milled version of a Tech Deck Skate Park half-pipe.

K.J. Choi never stops working out, does he?

And I found the most dangerous place to raise a family of all-time. How many times does that house to the right of the range get hit per day with banana balls when the Tour pros aren’t in town? Over/under 14.5?

Kevin Stadler loves lead tape

You can tell because his Srixon 945 irons look like a paper lead-tape mache art project.

Zac Blair has “Lazerbeamz” stamped on his Titleist prototype wedge

It could be a reference to multiple things:

• This Lazerbeamz game where you shoot “lazerz” at different objects in space.
• Dr. Evil’s “Sharks with laser beams attached to their heads” line from Austin Powers.
• A shout out to pop singer Ke$ha’s fan club Twitter handle : @lazerbeamz.

Tour Edge Exotics new CB Pro U hybrid

With ridges that look like steel bacon strips on its sole for improved turf interaction. Look for it in June.

SuperStroke’s Masters Commemorative putter grip

It belongs on 2015 Masters Champion Jordan Spieth’s putter immediately. He already has a SuperStroke Flatso Ultra (Black/midnight) grip on his putter, so why not switch it up to celebrate?

Related: Jordan Spieth’s Winning WITB from the Masters.