Inside the Tour Truck - changes/tweaks to wedge setups

Favorite restaurant to visit outside Augusta National and why is it your favorite?

Tour Truck reports.... Player club set-ups based on course conditions, weather, wind, green speed etc.. How these little tweeks help the players adapt to theit beautiful surroundings.

What equipment tweaks are the players making, if any, to play the course?

Can't smell the azaleas but I can taste the pimento cheese.

1. WITB for Titleist players by midday Friday
2. Number of each piece of equipment in play on the weekend. We know you can't/won't mention names if not under an equipment deal.
2a. Which Cameron putters are in play on the weekend.

How the players will feel without the roar of the fans in pines of Augusta. I have been there many times over the years and you can hear a pin drop at Augusta. The fans help make it special on Sunday as you can tell who is making a charge and who is faltering. The Masters is a very special major. Like no other. Or at least we folks down this way like to feel that way and we do like our pimento cheese sandwiches. With respect. =)

Great thought, Chuck!

I really liked the recent WITB you did with Will Zalatoris and Max Homa, more of those would be great, especially if they talk about any changes they made for that week specifically.

It'd also be nice to hear what the first timers there think of their first time stepping onto the grounds, whether it was in a practice round recently or the week of the event.

Any content from the Tour Truck would be great, insight into trends and changes that week for players.

Hey Emily! I think it would be cool to have a veteran tour player who’s played at The Masters multiple times, take us on a tour of the course to see some behind the scenes of the truck and special things that only happen at Augusta. Maybe they could do a walk around on the course and talk about the property and show just how hilly and tough the course plays. TV doesn’t do the course justice and show just how tough the course can be. It would also be cool to see the Team Titleist players come together for some sort of hole challenge.

Emily
Any of the suggestions would be great. If it helps, you can send me there to gather some of the information.

Hi Emily. I would love to hear more about inside the Tour Truck.

As the Toby Kieth song goes " A Little Less Talk and a Lot More Action".

Tour van updates a couple of times during the broadcast.

Deno

What other spots in town do players and caddies go to regularly? Any off the course traditions?

Caddie life behind the scenes and the prep work the caddies do ahead of the tournament. How they build their yardage books, how they work through scenarios and strategies off the course in the “office” and the off the course strategy sessions and how the players, coaches and caddies all come together outside of the swinging of clubs on the course and on the range.

Happy Thursday!

A tour truck video of how they prepare/tweak clubs for players.
WITB
How do the players tweak their game to play Augusta vs Bay Hill?

Thanks

Probably not possible but Id like to see the short game practice the players put themselves through that week. Those greens and pin locations look pretty wild!! I think it would be interesting to see them practicing to each pin as they go through their practice rounds, where they practice from and why, how many shots they are hitting. things like that. Something you could see if you were there, but for those of us who can't be!

A tour of the tour truck.

Inside the Tour truck to see inventory and custom builds/tweaks would be my vote.

I think JT is such a great advocate for the game. Anything involving him would be cool!

It would be fun to have an on-course interview during a practice round with different players as they play a hole. They could describe the hole from a players standpoint and how they plan and play each shot.

I have to agree on an insiders tour of the Tour Truck. I think that would be very interesting. Wish I had thought of it first, but those who did are right on. Thank you