If we’ve used the “buffet” analogy one too many times in describing our collection of tour photos from this event or that, forgive us, but we have a full-fledged smorgasbord for you from the RSM Classic this week.

We have shots of Justin Rose testing a new driver (Titleist). We have a first look at Odyssey’s resurrection of the vaunted Tri Hot line. We have nine general galleries and — dramatic pause — 20 in-hand WITB galleries.

You didn’t come here to read an introduction — proceed directly to the tour equipment photo extravaganza, below.

General galleries

• 2021 RSM Classic – Monday
• 2021 RSM Classic – Tuesday #1
• 2021 RSM Classic – Tuesday #2
• 2021 RSM Classic – Tuesday #3
• 2021 RSM Classic – Tuesday #4
• 2021 RSM Classic – Tuesday #5
• 2021 RSM Classic Wednesday #1
• 2021 RSM Classic Wednesday #2
• 2021 RSM Classic – Wednesday #3

WITB

• Trey Mullinax – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Brett Drewitt – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Matt Wallace – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Josh Creel – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Ben Crane – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Justin Lower – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Adam Svensson – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Brendon Todd – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Webb Simpson – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Chesson Hadley – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Kiradech Aphibarnrat – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Bill Haas – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Max Homa – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Nick Watney – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Davis Love, III – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Chris Kirk – mostly WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• David Lipsky – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• Brice Garnett – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• David Skinns – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic
• J.P. Griffin – Georgia Section PGA Champ – WITB – 2021 RSM Classic

Special galleries

• Cameron putter – @ 2021 RSM Classic
• New Odyssey Tri Hot putters – 2021 RSM Classic
• Justin Rose testing a Titleist driver @ 2021 RSM Classic
• Justin Rose switching to Super Stroke grip – 2021 RSM Classic

Jason Kokrak added a 3rd PGA Tour victory at the Houston Open. His 2 stroke victory over Kevin Tway was very special after having a rough few weeks struggling with his game. He held the large, chrome trophy in the air while wearing a Tag Heuer Carrera Calibre 01 on his wrist.

WOTW Specs:
Name: Tag Heuer Carrera Calibre 01
Reference: CAR2A1Z.FT6044
Limited: No
Date: 2015
Case: Stainless Steel Black PVD
Bezel: Stainless Steel Black PVD
Dial: Black Skeleton
Size: 45mm
Movement: Calibre HEUER01, 39 Jewels
Power Reserve: 50 Hours
Glass: Saphire Crystal
Waterproof: 100 Meters
Bracelet: Black Rubber Strap
Price: $5,450 (~$3,200)

Tag Heuer has been around since 1860 when it was founded by Edouard Heuer in Switzerland. Since its beginning, Tag Heuer has been making chronographs and it is a craft they excel in. The Carrera line was introduced in 1963 and has a very strong automotive influence on their design. The Carrera Calibre 01 was brought out in 2015 and is a little different since it contains a skeleton dial. A skeleton dial allows you to see through the dial and view the mechanical movement in action. The dial has 3 subdials at 12, 9, and 6 0’clock that are lined in silver and dark grey. The hour and minute hands, along with the hour markers, are finished in stainless steel and polished. They are then filled with a luminescent material for viewing in low light. Skeleton dials are considered harder to read and the date window in between 3 and 4 o’clock is easy to miss. A sapphire crystal covers the dial and is surrounded by a black PVD coated steel bezel. The bezel has a smooth finish and contains a tachymeter scale for measuring speed. A 45mm case is on the larger side and made from stainless steel with brushed and black PVD finishes. On the right side of the case is the screw-down crown and pushers for working the chronograph.

The back of the case has a display window showing off the mechanical movement and rotor. The caseback is finished in a matching black PVD and held down with 4 screws. Inside the Carrera is a self-winding automatic movement made in-house by Tag Heuer. The Calibre 01 contains 39 jewels and gives the wearer 50 hours of power reserve. A black perforated rubber strap holds the watch on your wrist with a black PVD folding clasp bringing it together. The original retail on this Calibre 01 was $5,450 and they trade for a little over $3,000 now on the used market.

Congrats to Jason on another win, it is always exciting to see the long hitting Canadian hold up a trophy. I don’t know what kind of watch guy Jason is, but I hope to see some more pieces on his wrist in the future.

At GolfWRX, we are a community of like-minded individuals that 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.

• Related: Coolest thing for sale in the GolfWRX Classifieds (11/16/21): Never opened Scotty Cameron 9.5 Limited Black

Currently, in our GolfWRX buy/sell/trade (BST) forum, there is a listing for a Taylormade SIM2 head with Hotmelt

From the seller (@brushie): “Taylormade Sim2 9 degree head with hotmelt to bring the weight to 201 grams.  $335 shipped.”

To check out the full listing in our BST forum, head through the link: Taylormade SIM2 head with Hotmelt

This is the most impressive current listing from the GolfWRX BST, and if you are curious about the rules to participate in the BST Forum you can check them out here: GolfWRX BST Rules