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Which golf club is the most iconic of all time? You decide.

It’s that time of the year again, GolfWRXers. March Madness is upon us. Each year, millions of individuals watch the NCAA basketball tournament and fill out their own bracket (or several), attempting to accurately predict each game’s winners and losers and the upsets that are bound to take place. At GolfWRX, we are no different, and we thoroughly enjoy the madness that ensues during college basketball’s annual tournament.
In fact, we love it so much that we decided to create our own bracket for our community of golf nuts. Our team constructed a bracket of 64 clubs that heavily influenced the game of golf and the equipment that we use today, broken into four categories: drivers, wedges, irons, and putters. When it’s all said and done, there will be only one club left standing as the most iconic golf club of all time. The field of contenders was fierce, and while many might feel snubbed, we narrowed our list down by only considering clubs that are at least 5 years old and not older than 30 years.
Cast your vote below or via Instagram stories and let us know who you think belongs in the next round before the first round advances Saturday morning.
Drivers
#1 Callaway Big Bertha vs #16 Callaway ERC Fusion
DRIVERS
#1 Callaway Big Bertha vs #16 Callaway ERC Fusion
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#8 Ping G400 Max vs #9 Bridgestone J33R
#8 Ping G400 Max vs #9 Bridgestone J33R
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#5 Ping TiSi vs #12 Adams Speedline 9064LS
#5 Ping TiSi vs #12 Adams Speedline 9064L
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#4 Cleveland HiBore vs #13 Cobra L4V
#4 Cleveland HiBore vs #13 Cobra L4V
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#6 TaylorMade R7 Quad vs #11 Nike VR Pro Limited Edition
#6 TaylorMade R7 Quad vs #11 Nike VR Pro Limited Edition
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#3 Titleist 975D vs #14 TaylorMade Rocketballz
#3 Titleist 975D vs #14 TaylorMade Rocketballz
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#7 Titleist 983K vs #10 TaylorMade R1
#7 Titleist 983K vs #10 TaylorMade R1
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#2 TaylorMade Ti Bubble II vs #15 Lynx Boom Boom Parralax
#2 TaylorMade Ti Bubble II vs #15 Lynx Boom Boom Parallax
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Wedges
#1 Cleveland 588 vs #16 Callaway X Forged 2007
WEDGES
#1 Cleveland 588 vs #16 Callaway X Forged 2007
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#8 Cobra Norman Signature vs #9 Cleveland Tour Action 900
#8 Cobra Norman Signature vs #9 Cleveland Tour Action 900
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#5 Nike VR Forged vs #12 TaylorMade Hi-Toe
#5 Nike VR Forged vs #12 TaylorMade Hi-Toe
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#4 Callaway Hickory Stick vs #13 Bridgestone West Coast Design
#4 Callaway Hickory Stick vs #13 Bridgestone West Coast Design
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#6 Alien Ultimate vs #11 Mizuno MP-R
#6 Alien Ultimate vs #11 Mizuno MP-R
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#3 Ping Eye 2 vs #14 Ram FX Pro Grind
#3 Ping Eye 2 vs #14 Ram FX Pro Grind
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#7 Fourteen RM vs #10 TaylorMade Z TP
#7 Fourteen RM vs #10 TaylorMade Z TP
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#2 Titleist Vokey Spin Milled vs #15 Ping Tour
#2 Titleist Vokey Spin Milled vs #15 Ping Tour
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Irons
#1 Ping Eye 2 vs #16 TaylorMade Tour Preferred MC 2012
IRONS
#1 Ping Eye 2 vs #16 TaylorMade Tour Preferred MC 2012
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#8 Nike Forged Blades vs #9 Mizuno MP 14
#8 Nike Forged Blades vs #9 Mizuno MP 14
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#5 Tommy Armour 845 Silver Scot vs #12 Cobra King Oversize
#5 Tommy Armour 845 Silver Scot vs #12 Cobra King Oversize
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#4 Ben Hogan Apex vs #13 Cleveland TA3 Form Forged
#4 Ben Hogan Apex vs #13 Cleveland TA3 Form Forged
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#6 Srizon z745 vs #11 PXG 0311
#6 Srixon z745 vs #11 PXG 0311
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#3 Titleist DCI 962B vs #14 Mirua MB-001
#3 Titleist DCI 962B vs #14 Miura MB-001
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#7 TaylorMade 300 Forged vs #10 MaxFli Australian Blades
#7 TaylorMade 300 Forged vs #10 MaxFli Australian Blades
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#2 Callaway Big Bertha 1994 vs #15 Yonex ADX Tour Forged
Putters
#1 Ping Anser vs #16 Nike Method
PUTTERS
#1 Ping Anser vs #16 Nike Method
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#8 Ram Zebra vs #9 TaylorMade Ghost
#8 Ram Zebra vs #9 TaylorMade Ghost
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#5 TaylorMade Spider vs #12 Yes! C-Groove
#5 TaylorMade Spider vs #12 Yes! C-Groove
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#4 Scotty Cameron Teryllium vs #13 Bettinardi BB
#4 Scotty Cameron Teryllium vs #13 Bettinardi BB
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#6 Ray Cook Billy Baroo vs #11 Cleveland Ben Crenshaw
#6 Ray Cook Billy Baroo vs #11 Cleveland Ben Crenshaw
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#3 Odyssey 2 Ball vs #14 Ping CRAZ-E
#3 Odyssey 2 Ball vs #14 Ping CRAZ-E
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#7 Odyssey White Hot vs #10 Scotty Cameron Futura
#7 Odyssey White Hot vs #10 Scotty Cameron Futura
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#2 Wilson 8802 vs #15 MacGregor Response
#2 Wilson 8892 vs #15 MacGregor Response
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Tour Photo Galleries
Photos from the 2023 Valero Texas Open

Ah, the Valero Texas Open — a tournament as rich in history as it is in Texan charm. The event has been around since 1922, making it one of the oldest on the PGA Tour calendar.
Over the years, it’s been held at a variety of courses across the Lone Star State, but it’s found its home at TPC San Antonio in recent years. Some of the biggest names in golf have taken home the title here, including Arnold Palmer, Ben Hogan, Lee Trevino, and Ben Crenshaw. But the real star of the show? That would have to be the legendary Texan wind, which can turn a benign par-4 into a 500-yard monster faster than you can say “y’all.”
Per usual, GolfWRX was on site to check out what the pros are playing with the Masters just a week away.
Check out links to all our galleries, below.
General Albums
- 2023 Valero Texas Open – Monday #1
- 2023 Valero Texas Open – Monday #2
- 2023 Valero Texas Open – Tuesday #1
- 2023 Valero Texas Open – Wednesday #1
- 2023 Valero Texas Open – Wednesday #2
WITB Albums
- Chandler Phillips – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Hayden Buckley – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Brandon Wu – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Rickie Fowler – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Paul Haley II – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Kevin Chappell – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Austin Truslow – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Peter Lansburgh – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Peter Kuest – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Trevor Werbylo – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Doc Redman – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Padraig Harrington – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Ryan Fox – WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Ricky Barnes WITB – 2023 Valero Texas Open
Pullout Albums
- Hayden Buckley’s custom Cameron putters – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- S H Kim’s custom Cameron putter – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Beau Hossler’s custom Cameron putter – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- New Garsen grip – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Brent Grant’s custom Cameron putter – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Odyssey Tri-Hot 5K Three – 2023 Valero Texas Open
- Luke Donald’s new Odyssey Twelve putter (w/ SuperStroke grip) – 2023 Valero Texas Open
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Equipment
Spotted: Odyssey Tri-Hot 5K Three “anti-right” prototype putter

Odyssey Tri-Hot 5K putters have really taken off on tour, and we have seen a handful of models in tour player’s bags. The latest version we spotted out on tour is a very unique design.
Odyssey makes this putter head with a standard flow neck that offers plenty of toe hang for golfers who prefer or need that weighting. This prototype has a long slant neck installed more near the center of the putter head that lets the toe sit slightly up in the air when held horizontally. This is pretty different since most putters sit with the toe hanging down towards the ground or are face balanced (face sits parallel to the ground). A full shaft offset looks to be achieved with the slant neck and the look at address is definitely different.
We spoke to Callaway PGA Tour manager Joe Toulon about the putter and he had the following to say
“On course [we had a player who] had a little push bias that didn’t necessarily show up in practice but it is something that he felt on course. So we wanted to build something that was a little easier to release and maybe not necessarily open the toe as much in the back stroke and not have to work as hard to release it in the through stroke. That was kind of designed to give a little offset and when you rested it on your finger it would rest toe up a little bit. We thought for that player it would help him square the putter face at impact rather than leave it open a little bit.
“It was more of a concept we had and will continue to work on it. When we had it on the truck and we were hitting some putts with it we noticed that you had to work really hard to push this putter. We wanted to make an anti-right putter. Just a fun little concept that we have an idea and work with our tour department to test things out.
“It isn’t something that ended up in a player’s bag but we learned some things in that process and will keep in mind for future builds and projects.”
The finish also looks to be a little different than the standard Tri-Hot 5K putter’s black and silver motif. The face and neck are finished in silver and the rear done in more of a blueish-gray tone. The White Hot insert looks to be standard and the sole still contains two interchangeable weights.
The shaft looks to be painted in the same metallic red as their standard Stroke Lab shaft, but we don’t see a steel tip section. Not sure if this putter has a full graphite shaft or painted steel.

Toe sitting slightly up
Check out more photos of the Odyssey Tri-Hot 5K Three Putter.
More “Spotted” pieces
- Spotted: S.H. Kim’s Custom Scotty Cameron Circle T Newport putter
- Spotted: Brent Grant’s Scotty Cameron Circle T T5W putter
- Spotted: Beau Hossler’s custom Scotty Cameron Circle T TG6 putter
- Spotted: Tom Kim’s 2 new Scotty Cameron Circle T putters
- Spotted: Bettinardi BB41 Flow 25th anniversary putter
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