Sometimes a picture really does say all that needs to be said. Here's a shot of Titleist Ambassador Tano Goya's Tour Black Studio Select Newport - enough said!!! Enjoy!!!

Titleist Ambassador Tano Goya plays this stunning Scotty Cameron Newport with custom blue and white paintfil for his native Argentina

It's almost unbelievable that the Titleist Team can be so far from their home in England and yet find the weather so familiar. When you think of Bahrain you would quite rightly think of scorching Middle Eastern sunshine but the weather in the Kingdom today is more akin to what the Team are used to back home. Not only has today been cold but it has also been wet meaning the Team and the players alike have been breaking out their rainwear.

However, it takes more than a little bit of a chill and some precipitation to stop the players from practicing and there was no shortage of activity. One player to touch base with the Titleist Team for some Trackman work was Titleist Ambassador Scott Strange. Scott has been catching a lot of shots low off the face of his driver in recent weeks which tends to give him a shorter, more spinny flight. The beauty of the 910 product is that we are able to make relatively minor tweaks to the set-up of the club which can then be reversed if necessary. With Scott it was more about finding the set-up which he felt more comfortable with and, as it turned out, the only alteration required to his 910 driver was to flatten the lie a fraction. The end result was a more consistent, central strike, a drop in spin to around 2500rpm and most notably a distance gain of up to 12 yards on his original set-up. This just goes to show that even the smallest adjustment can have a major difference at this level of the game.

Titleist Ambassador Scott Strange preparing to launch one down range in Bahrain

Titleist Ambassador Andrew Dodt was one of the first players to hit the range in Bahrain this week and the Australian Titleist Ambassador does so with an increasingly rare beast in his Titleist bag - a #2 iron. Andrew plays a full set of Titleist CB irons which includes the matching #2 iron and the 2010 Avantha Masters Champion names it as one of the favourite clubs in his bag.

Of course, we wouldn't recommend the #2 iron to everyone but, as the picture gallery shows, Andrew is blessed with superb technique and is a beautiful striker of the ball. The #2 iron is Andrew's go-to club when he has to hit the fairway and after following him for a few holes during practice in Bahrain we can see why; he simply pured one down the 11th fairway in to leave himself a smooth #9 iron approach.

The Titleist CB #2 iron is available as a custom only option in European markets.

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