At first time, I saw the Titleist Vokey SM4 Oil Can CC Wedge, I do not like its shape, it is so strange to me, I never saw this kind of golf club. In fact, expect its shape, other cases on the club are all ok. After I played golf with it for a long time, I know its strange shape is its successful case. The Vokey SM4 Oil Can CC Wedge from master craftsman Bob Vokey features Tour-validated shapes and sole grinds with enhanced Spin Milled face technology for maximum spin and even greater shot control. It comes with a new groove design and profile improvements, as well as new lofts and bounce options. The improved high toe profile of Studio Select helps eliminate the tendency to raise the toe at address thereby causing the player to aim left of target. Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2 Putter also features a stepless shaft for a clean look at address and soft but solid feel, as well as a new red Cameron cord grip. With its clean looking stepless shaft and an elegant flow neck hosel that has half a shaft of offset, the Titleist Scotty Cameron California DelMar Putter smoothly runs into the small but perfectly formed high performance mallet style head, which is supported by a draft sole to keep the putter head square and in the correct playing position for perfect alignment. A sophisticated beauty with inspired lines. There's just something about the Scotty Cameron California DelMar Putter: Complex Curvy, Classic. Scotty sculpted new heel-and-toe dimensions to accommodate the interchangeable sole weights, which allows for this small mallet's headweight to be perfectly matched to the desired shaft length. But the Del Mar's appeal runs much deeper than its on-board technology. Stare long enough at its perfectly proportionate outline and it'll make you a mallet player if you let it. The honey dipped finish reminds you of a golden sunny day draining putts. Or, maybe that was just your imagination? A truly dreamy shape for a timeless game.