The PGA Tour moves on to Florida for the next segment of events. Before we move on to this Sunday to see who is crowned champion, let’s take a look at a few bags involving some lead tape from the last couple of weeks.

Si Woo Kim – Riviera

When it comes to wedges, if you have a raw finish, a hand-stamped personal touch, and some lead tape, I’m paying attention. Si Woo Kim demonstrates this on this current set of wedges. A nice little tribute to a press conference moment at the President’s Cup a few years ago. Some added swing weight on the lob wedge, which is a nice addition for the touch shots around the green and feeling the club head from the fairway.

Tony Finau – Riviera

Finau demonstrates here that his clubs are battle-tested and not leaving the bag, but shows he is open to testing new clubs with the addition of the prototype mini-driver.

Haotong Li – Riviera

Another lob wedge, but it makes sense. It all depends on a player’s feel, but with shorter clubs, traditionally, a player would like to feel the clubhead more. This lead tape placement looks like it’s designed to help with lower-launching, more-spin type shot options. Something you see the guys on television hit from 75 yards and in off the tight surfaces.

Ryan Fox – Riviera

Ryan Fox does not have much tape on his woods or wedges, but he does on his irons. You can see the tape has melded on the surface, becoming one with the club. Fox covers all levels of playing surfaces across the globe, so it’s cool to see what he plays to make an international set and mystery he is on the leaderboard.

Joel Dahmen – Cognizant

Square to Square is a new technology, but an old friend to help with a new feel. Just a little bit of tape will do here for Joel Dahmen. Another cool thing to see here with the custom paint fill for this putter with reference to his alma mater at the University of Washington. Custom paint is always a nice touch, like custom-stamped wedges!

Justin Hicks – Cognizant

Former PGA Tour player and now PGA Member Justin Hicks is in the field this week at Cognizant. You hear players talk about wanting to hit fades with the driver and turn the ball over for a draw with a fairway metal, we can see that with the lead tape on the heel on his woods he would like favoring turning the ball over when those are in hand.