GolfWRX checked out the action on the Korn Ferry Tour this week at the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship at The Ohio State University’s Scarlet Course in Upper Arlington, Ohio.

We have plenty of WITBs this week from the collegiate golf home of Jack Nicklaus, including looks at the gear of Camilo Villegas and Daniel Summerhays.

Check out links to all our photos below.

General Albums

• 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship – Monday #1

WITB Albums

• Kevin Dougherty – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Cody Blick – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Wilson Furr – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Brian Campbell – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Cristobal del Solar – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Chris Petefish – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Camilo Villegas – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Jared Wolfe – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Trace Crowe – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Nick Lindheim – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Chandler Phillips – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Daniel Summerhays – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Kevin Velo – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Bo Hoag – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship
• Sam Saunders – WITB – 2023 Nationwide Children’s Championship

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GolfWRX is live this week at the Fortinet Championship in Napa as the PGA Tour returns from a brief hiatus.

There are plenty of bottles in the cellar this week. We have assembled seven general galleries and 14 WITB looks, including a peek into Wesley Bryan’s bag, which features a surprising set of irons.

Also featured are new SuperStroke Ryder Cup grips and a look at Justin Thomas and Max Homa’s RC wedge stamping.

All of that and more in our photos from the Fortinet, below.

General Albums

• 2023 Fortinet Championship – Monday #1
• 2023 Fortinet Championship – Monday #2
• 2023 Fortinet Championship – Monday #3
• 2023 Fortinet Championship – Tuesday #1
• 2023 Fortinet Championship – Tuesday #2
• 2023 Fortinet Championship – Tuesday #3
• 2023 Fortinet Championship – Tuesday #4

WITB Albums

• Wesley Bryan – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Davis Thompson – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Will Gordon – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Tano Goya – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Satoshi Kodaira – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Nick Hardy – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Morgan Deneen – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Russell Knox – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Preston Summerhays – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Kevin Chappell – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Henry Chung – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Tom Johnson – NorCal PGA Section Champ – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Fred Biondi – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Kevin Tway – WITB – 2023 Fortinet Championship

Pullout Albums

• UST Mamiya – LinQ M40X and The Attas V2 shafts – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Odyssey/Toulon longneck Austin putters – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Ryder Cup wedge stampings (Justin Thomas and Max Homa) – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• Justin Thomas spotted testing a new, longer driver shaft (and custom 4-iron) – 2023 Fortinet Championship
• SuperStroke Ryder Cup putter grips (Team USA & Team Europe) – 2023 Fortinet Championship

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Pop open a tin of the finest beluga, GolfWRXers… Really, it’s less jelly-like substance, more richness of intrigue than salt-cured roe at Wedge Stamping Caviar as we present to you some of the finest instances of hammer-and-stamp work on the PGA Tour spotted during the three events of this year’s FedEx Cup Playoffs.

We’re kicking off with the featured image of Xander Schauffele’s SM6 prototype, which looks a lot more like an SM5, with some pretty cool “Titleist” stamping.

Grab your mother-of-pearl spoon and dig in for the rest!

Jon Rahm’s 52-degree Jaws Raw bears his traditional “Rahmbo” stamping and an ode to his wife, Kelley. The red lips are a great touch. Chef’s kiss! 

Jordan Spieth’s usual 60.5-degree proto T-grind offering here. We’re forever suckers for .5 degree indications.

No college football fan would have any doubt where Lee Hodges went to school. 

Spotted at the BMW Championship, Chris Kirk’s wedge doesn’t appear to have any custom stamping, but a blue paintfill and slab o’ lead tape earn it a spot here. 

“Toffee” Fleetwood

Maple leaf stamp makes sense for the man from Moose Jaw Adam, Saskatchewan. But Adam Hadwin also looks to have a nod to the country where he attended college and earns his keep with a red-white-and-blue paintfill. 

Tom Kim is an emerging star on the PGA Tour for many reasons, his wedge stamping — copied from Justin Thomas — is just one of them. So much sauce here!

Since becoming a father, Max Homa’s wedges feature nods to his son, Cam, rather than his beloved Los Angeles. Whatever muse Vokey’s Aaron Dill is working with, Homa’s wedges are always among the most interesting on Tour. 

Finally, how about a custom grind with a stamping indicating as much? Rory McIlroy was spotted with just that at the FedEx St. Jude. 

Pop open another tin here.