All the Gear: Jordan Spieth switches Scotty Cameron putters

When Jordan Spieth – arguably the best putter on the planet – switches putters everyone should sit up and take notice.

We all love to blame a bad putting performance on the putter and it’s great to see that Spieth is no different to the rest of us.

The two-time major winner had been using the Scotty Cameron 009 Prototype blade for a long time but said he was struggling with his alignment at the Players Championship.

So Spieth has turned to a larger Scotty Cameron mallet in the shape of the T5W which has dual alignment aids to help frame the ball better.

Feel free to blame your own flatstick if you have a stinker in the monthly medal. I know I will.

Meanwhile, here’s a round up of some of the new releases you may have missed over the past week…

New line of Titleist stand bags introduced

Titleist brand enthusiasts will be drooling over their latest Players Collection stand bag range.

Three new models have been launched with the Players 5 (£160), Players 14 (£200) and Players 5 StaDry (£230) now available.

 

The Players 5 offers a combination of comfort and structure with its 5-way top cuff. Available in four colour combinations.

The Players 5 StaDry offers the same performance features as the Players 5 but with advanced StaDry waterproof technology, featuring a high performance waterproof seam-sealed construction. Available in three colour combinations.

The new Players 14 stand bag features a full-length divider for maximum club protection and a 3-way handle surrounding the 14-way top-cuff. Available in two colour combinations.

More information can be found on the Titleist website.

Powakaddy Touch trolley gets stylish makeover

Powakaddy have added new graphics and trims to the popular Touch trolley which was released last year.

The trolley features a unique ‘Touch and Go’ system which does away with speed dials and adjusts its speed to your walking pace.

 

Our review of the Powakaddy Touch can be found here

Big Max add new models to Dri Lite bag range

Big Max have introduced three new Dri Lite bags for 2017 which offer high-level waterproofing and a number of practical features.

There are two new ultra light stand bags – the full size Dri Lite G (£149.99) and the summer bag Dri Lite 7 (£89.99) – along with the Dri Lite Prime cart bag (£199.99).

The Dri Lite Prime has 14 full length dividers, a 9.5in top and oversize putter and nine pockets.

Dri Lite G is a full size stand bag with a weight of just 2kg. A 14-way divider separates the 9in top giving plenty of room for a full set of clubs.

Weighing just 1.7kg with a 7in top and four-way divider, the Dri Lite 7 is perfect for a summer round after work.

More information can  be found on the Big Max website.