Already a month old, the 2012 PGA Tour rolls this week into TPC Scottsdale for the Waste Management Phoenix Open. (Pssst... Only 10 weeks until The Masters.)

As always, a popular topic of conversation is TPC Scottsdale's par-3 16th, the only hole on the PGA Tour completely enclosed by grandstands (and boisterous fans).

Every time a golf ball launches from the 16th tee, the roars are deafening. Most of that noise will be made with Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls in the air.

A total of 92 Titleist golf ball players are teeing it up this week in Arizona, more than eight times the nearest competitor with 11 and more than all competitors combined. Titleist is also No. 1 in iron sets (39); sand, lob and approach wedges (128); and putters (59).

Photographer Greg Moore, a loyal Team Titleist member, was on the ground at TPC Scottsdale earlier this week and sent along some pictures to share. Check them out in the slideshow below. Thanks, Greg!

Most of the time Michael Breed's in front of the camera on his show "The Golf Fix," he's talking about your swing (or someone else's), always offering tips on how to play better golf.

Last week at the PGA Merchandise Show, Team Titleist asked Michael to give us peek into his golf bag and talk about his game, for a change.

In the above video, Michael gives us a tour of his Titleist equipment, from his Titleist Pro V1x golf ball to his Scotty Cameron putter, and explains why his setup works best for him.

Let's do this!

The next time you hit the range, what will you be working on?

Team Titleist recently caught up with several of the PGA Tour's stars to talk swing fundamentals and find out what they're focused on as they stand over their Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball.

In the above video, Titleist players Zach Johnson, Adam Scott, Gary Woodland, Webb Simpson, Kyle Stanley and Rickie Fowler offer some words of wisdom for your next practice session.