GolfWRX was on site at a very wet TPC Craig for practice rounds ahead of the AT&T Byron Nelson, and we weren’t going to let the rain wash away the opportunity for interesting photos.

We have six general galleries for your viewing pleasure

• 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson – Tuesday #1
• 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson – Tuesday #2
• 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson – Tuesday #3
• 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson – Tuesday #4
• 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson – Wednesday #1
• 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson – Wednesday #2

…and a number of special of galleries as well.

• Cameron putters (including James Hahn’s T-12) – 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson
• Russell Knox testing an Axis 1 putter – 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson
• Cole Hammer – 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson
• Fitzpatrick’s and Kuchar’s Bettinardi putters – 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson
• Odyssey putters – 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson
• Rickie back to his old Cameron – 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson
• Tim Wilkinson testing lefthand Axis 1 – 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson
• Jhonny Vegas’ custom Cameron with LA Golf shaft – 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson
• Daniel Berger “testing” Titleist driver – 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson

We got a look at University of Texas Junior Cole Hammer’s sticks as he prepares to put a peg in the ground at the Byron Nelson on a sponsor’s exemption.

Equipment free agent Daniel Berger was seen testing a Titleist TS3 driver with a Fujikura Ventus Black shaft.

D.J. Trahan once again solidifies his status as the Tour’s biggest Deadhead.

Kevin Chappell’s Wilson Staff irons have taken on a lovely patina.

Tidy stamping on Jhonattan Vegas custom Cameron.

Also on the Cameron front: James Hahn’s T12 Prototype.

More putter photos: Matt Kuchar had two center-shafted Bettinardi blades built for testing. (More photos here)

Rickie Fowler has gone back to his Newport 2 with “Cameron” stamped in the cavity rather than “Rickie,” which is in his other wand. He’s also been back in a steel shaft in the putter for a while.

Russell Knox was spotted testing an Axis1 putter.

New to us, this Odyssey “Sir Makes-a-Lot” putter cover is clever.

Odyssey Tri-Hot insert sighting!

Michael Greller displays Jordan Spieth’s new 2021 Pro V1x balls. Did he stop in the pro shop to pick up a sleeve?