GolfWRX was live this week from the 2016 Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill Course in Orlando. If you missed any of the photos, make sure to browse the galleries below:

• Monday’s photos
• Tuesday’s photos 

Adam Scott and Matt Every are both looking for three-in-a-row this week; Every as the 2014 and 2015 Arnold Palmer Invitational Champion, and Scott winning in his last PGA Tour two starts of 2016.

Let’s get into the photos from this week.

The WITB King takes his throne at The King’s event

It’s yet to be seen whether DeChambeau will make his mark on the PGA Tour, but he’s already made GolfWRX history with the coolest WITB ever.

Not only are his clubs Frankenstein-esque, but each of his irons have creative names instead of numbers, the lie angles are astoundingly upright, the grips are baseball bats and he took the sliding weight out of his Cobra F6+ Pro. GolfWRXers can only strive to have a golf bag with this level of awesome.

And of course, his 60-degree is a shoutout to Bay Hill’s host and golfing legend Arnold “The King” Palmer. Classy stuff.

Don’t miss DeChambeau’s 2016 WITB to see photos of all his clubs.

A sneak peek at Srixon’s new Z765 drivers

I’m not an expert on nonverbal cues, but I have some theories on why this Tour rep is holding up 3 fingers:

• The Z765 is one of three driver offerings, which could make sense since there’s about 10 Z765s on the USGA conforming list
• There’s 3 different adjustable weights in the driver head, which is less likely since I can only spot one in the photo — but I’ve been wrong before.

• He just sunk a 3-pointer. It could happen seeing it’s March Madness season, so don’t count it out.

Arnie’s umbrella

It’s become almost a competition between tournament sponsors to have the coolest tee markers; Coca-Cola bottles, FedEx delivery trucks, John Deere Tractors. But what could possibly be cooler than Arnie’s iconic umbrella?

Cobra’s inside joke

I don’t know who this is, or what the joke is (I assume this groggy look is the product of a late night?), but it’s hilarious nonetheless. Surely there’s a brotherhood between equipment reps and technicians who travel together week-to-week to all of the different PGA Tour stops.

And a great message, too. As the weather takes a turn for the better, remember to get out and play golf as much as possible. Your next-winter self thanks you in advance.

Low hooks

Did you know you could remove the weight from TaylorMade’s M1 Back Track and put it in the Front Track? You do now. And do you also know what a low-spin machine this setup is? It’s the ultimate knuckleballer for a fader… who can hit the sweet spot.

Deciphering wedge stampings

Wedge stampings are a full-blown thing now on Tour. It’s almost rare to see a pro’s bag without some creative, witty or family-oriented wedge stamping. And you may think it’s easy to decipher what they all mean, but that’s not always the case. That being said, Google always has my back.

Buttery Biscuit Case

Explanation

NOW WE GO

Explanation

#NerdNation

The nerdiest putter cover in NCAA Golf, and it’s glorious.

Don’t crease the Keegs!

Gotta be more careful than this, Keegan. That fine leather isn’t meant to be creased. All sneaker heads know you should walk on your heels when wearing shoes this cool.

Tour range utopia

Perfectly mown green grass (check). Plenty of targets with greens cut around them (check). New golf balls (probably, check). Trackman on the ground for immediate feedback (check). These PGA Tour guys have the life, don’t they?

Or maybe…

Hitting tee shots like this with hundreds of thousands of dollars on the line is surely more nerve-racking than we give them credit for. Me? I’d be hitting an 8-iron and worry about keeping the ball dry from there.