Alistair Cameron

We have liftoff! Inside the Ropes from the Space City with plenty of launches at the Houston Open. New @Titleist GTS driver and fairways, @FujikuraOnTour TR VeloCore+ additions and plenty of other cool gear on tap. Enjoy!
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Plenty of equipment action in Mexico this week. Ryan Gerard (2nd) put the @Titleist '27 Pro V1 into play and, mid-tournament, swapped his @ScottyCameron Phantom 3 for a '15 Newport 2 Timeless.

"You know, it felt pretty good on the greens, and missed a lot of six-footers yesterday not for lack of hitting good putts but just felt like my speed and my line just weren't matching up the way that it needed to," Gerard said. "Burned a lot of edges. Figured I'd give her a shake and it worked fairly well I'd say."

Michael Kim also transitioned into the new Titleist '27 golf ball lineup, opting for the Pro V1x.

Zach Bauchou (T9) is gaming the new @PingTour G450 LST (10.5° @ 9.9°) and currently sits 11th in SG: Off-the-Tee.

Rico Hoey (T13), who had tested several broomstick putters earlier this season, has switched back to a conventional-length @odysseygolf Ai Dual 2-Ball Proto.

With the putter change, Koivun is using the @Titleist GTS2 in Mexico this week instead of his GT2.
A nice course to get accustomed to a new driver.
Driver: GTS2 (8 degrees)
Shaft: Fujikura Speeder 661 TR X

"So I've been messing around with a couple of putters."

Well, add a custom @ScottyCameron T10 with what appears to be an aluminium, which Jackson Koivun is rolling with in Mexico.

Koivun won the 3M Open with a Scotty Cameron Phantom 9.5R with a flow neck. He's now back to the single bend like in the video below, but with the 10 head.

We're seeing more of these 10-style models in play, with Justin Thomas, Cameron Young and Kensei Hirata all playing the Xperimental model.

Pretty nice start for the @PingTour G450 drivers at the World Wide Technology Championship.
Matthieu Pavon and Tony Finau both appear to be using the LST head.
Pavon is currently T3; he hit every fairway today. (Yes, El Cardonal is a big ball park.)