The Titleist Tour Team is at Augusta National this week to help our Titleist players prepare for the Masters. We thought we'd share some pictures with you from early in the week. Hope you enjoy!

Who's name will be on top late Sunday afternoon?

Titleist Director of Leadership Promotion Mac Fritz (left) and Vice-President of Business Development & Partnership Peter Broome join Titleist ambassador Brett Quigley for a photo op.

Master putter maker Scotty Cameron talking to Titleist Pro V1x player Kenneth Ferrie of England.

Scotty talking to Augusta Chronicle reporter Kamille Bostick. Look for a story on Scotty in Friday's Lifestyle section of the Chronicle.

Steve Mata stops for a picture under "the big oak tree" next to the Augusta National Clubhouse. The "big oak" is approximately 150 years old and is a favorite gathering place during the Masters.

It takes a well-coordinated effort and an early start to get prepared for the year's first Major.

I had a good chat with Zach Johnson and his caddie when we were at Doral a couple of weeks ago. Zach was looking to tweak his wedges a little bit in preparation for the Masters, especially his 60°. He is going to experience a lot of tight lies and fast greens at Augusta National, so he was looking for a lob wedge with a little less trailing edge and a little less bounce that he could more easily slide underneath the ball. I also made him a couple Spin Milled backups for all his wedges and sent them to his home so he could practice with them during his off week. His current wedges were getting worn and he wanted a little more bite this week. Zach had a Top 10 finish at Doral. I wouldn't be surprised to see him get another one at Augusta. -- The Voke

Voke and Zach.

Discussing Zach's lob wedge in preparation for Augusta.

Zach setting up to hit some wedge shots.

Zach's practice on the range at Doral led to a Top 10 finish.

Titleist ambassador Adam Scott follow up a third round 7-under 65 with a final round 6-under 66 to finish at 17-under 271, capturing the Shell Houston Open by three strokes. Adam is using the new Pro V1 golf ball and new 907D2 driver (specs below). He first put the 907D2 in his bag at the WGC-Accenture Match Play and it took just three PGA Tour starts to win with it. At the Shell Houston Open, Adam's driving distance averaged 306.5 yards ranking him 4th in the field for the week. He also hit 79.2% of greens in regulation including 89% GIR in the final round. Check out this article from The Tour Van for more on Adam and the new Titleist 907 drivers.

Some of you might have read in the Tour Blog about some of the adjustments that the Titleist Tour Van guys implemented for Adam less than two weeks ago including tweaks to his fairway loft, a new 585.H hybrid and a new Vokey wedge. Below is a complete listing of the equipment that Adam actually had in his bag for his 12th career win as a professional.

Golf Ball	New Titleist Pro V1
Driver	Titleist 907D2 9.5°
Shaft	Aldila VS Proto 80-X
Fairway Metal	Titleist 906F4 prototype 15°
Shaft	Aldila VS Proto 95-X
Utility Metal	Titleist PT 585.H 19°
Shaft	Aldila VS Proto Hybrid 95-X
Irons	Titleist 695MB 3-9
Shaft	True Temper Dynamic Gold Steel
Pitching Wedge	Vokey Design 200 Series 248.06
Sand Wedge	Vokey Design Spin Milled SM56.10 Tour Chrome Finish Bent to 55° loft and 9° effective bounce
Lob Wedge	Vokey Design Spin Milled SM60-T Raw Finish 5° effective bounce
Shafts	True Temper Dynamic Gold Steel
Grip	Tour Velvet Cord
Putter	Scotty Cameron Tour Model Newport Mid Slant

This Wednesday evening, April 4 @ 8:30 pm EDT, Titleist is conducting a Live Video webchat with Steve Mata, Vice President of Titleist Tour Promotion. Steve will be broadcasting Live from Augusta and answering questions about PGA Tour players' Titleist equipment, their club specs, course conditions and more.

This is a rare opportunity to get "inside the ropes" and ask questions of Steve - one of the most knowledgeable Tour equipment reps in the game.

Titleist's Live Video Webchat will be made available on a first come, first served basis as space is limited. Register now and mark your calendar for Wednesday, April 4 from 8:30-9:30 pm EDT.

Register Here.