GolfWRX was live this week from the 2016 WGC-Dell Match Play at Austin Country Club in Austin, Texas. If you missed any of the photos form this week, make sure to browse the galleries below:

• Monday’s photos
• Tuesday’s photos

The bracket-style format of the WGC-Dell Match Play is reminiscent of the NCAA March Madness tournament, which is currently being played — the only difference being that most people understand how the format of March Madness works. If you want to read up on the rules for the Dell Match Play, check them out here.

My job isn’t to explain formatting groups and teams, however, it’s to reveal photos. So please, allow me do my job. As such, we begin Revealing Photos: Confusing Match Play Bracket Style Events.

All squared up

All you need to learn to putt well is two parallel alignment rods, 10 golf tees, and a putter with squares on it. See, golf is easy.

Don’t be such a square. Just try it.

I promise, it won’t be like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.

I’ll see you on the practice green. Be there or be square.

How do you know you’re at a WORLD Golf Championship?

Yardage signs are also in metric.

Adam Scott settles (maybe) on a driver

It’s been a long road for Adam Scott and his driver. He’s gone from a Titleist 915D5 — a driver basically made specifically for him — to a D3, then to a D2. We may have a winner, since he won the Honda Classic and the WGC-Cadillac Championship back-to-back after making the switch to a D2, the most forgiving driver of the bunch.

Scott Piercy’s WITB is heavier than most

I won’t declare him the lead tape king as to offend Phil Mickelson, but he certainly uses a hefty amount of the stuff. Also, he has this Scotty Cameron Tour Only putter as his “backup.” How do I know it’s his backup? Well…

Check out Piercy’s full WITB from this week here.

Kevin Kisner’s “In-N-Out” Great Big Bertha

A fair share of Callaway Tour staffers have two weights in their Great Big Bertha drivers, opposed to the one sliding weight that’s offered in the stock versions. And according to this forum member, Tour reps have a code name for the additional-weight setups.

I’ll never be able to look at a Great Big Bertha driver again without getting hungry.

Rory puts a Nike Vapor Fly Pro 2-iron in the bag 

He said he carries it “about 260 yards,” and generates more ball speed with it than some PGA Tour players do with their driver. Don’t ever change, Rory.

“Taking dead aim”

Of course, this sculpture quotes one of the most influential, storied and respected golf instructors ever, Harvey Penick, who also authored the Little Red Book. If you haven’t read it, drop everything and pick up a copy now.

Penick started his career in the golf world as a caddie at the age of 8 at none other than Austin Country Club. He later became the head professional at the club, and taught there for the rest of his life. His spirit stands strong on the premises.

Above is a life-size statue of Penick standing behind Tom Kite, one of his former students, who is now in the World Golf Hall of Fame (2004). Penick was also inducted into the hall-of-fame in 2002, seven years after his death.

And “taking dead aim” is no joke at Austin CC.

Where do you even aim?

Sorry, Harvey. I’m going with the “hit-and-hope” approach instead.

G-mac’s… uh… extension cord? 

My best guess is that this is one of the brown extension cords taped together and being used as a training aid.

Maybe he’s working on his extension?

Wanna see a rumor start?

Bubba Watson is talking to Tour Reps from PXG in the photo above. Boom. Rumor started.

Hey, Michael. I have mac-n-cheese in the microwave…

Fork or spoon?

Jordan Spieth: Master of the greens and mac & cheese. #ThisIsSportsCenterhttps://t.co/nHmRivSYp0

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) March 16, 2016

Instant classic.

P. Reed’s lob wedge saga ends

Patrick Reed has been struggling to find a lob wedge. The last few weeks, he’s been spotted testing Bettinardi, Callaway and Titleist wedges. It appears the Titleist Vokey Prototype T-Grind has won out… for now.

Last week, I joked that Reed might be a WRX member due to his frequent equipment changes. But maybe I was right. Check out what’s in his bag this week.

A PXG 3-iron with a UST Mamiya ProForce V2 100X hybrid shaft.

What’s your forum name, P-Reed?

Shouts to Sweden

David Lingmerth’s putter pays homage to Sweden’s national Men’s Hockey team, also known as Tre Kronor, or “three crowns” in Swedish.

His putter also shows off a new logo from Ping, which we’ve also spotted on Bubba Watson’s putter. Keep a look out for what that’s all about.

Why is Edel’s new putter called “The Brick”?

Oh, nevermind.