Titleist ambassador Chez Reavie has generated a lot of attention by capturing his first PGA Tour victory at the RBC Canadian Open using a new Titleist 909 driver. Equally impressive, though, were the many delicate greenside shots he was able to perform throughout the week with his Vokey Design Spin Milled 60-M, which he has bent to 58°.

The 60-M is the wedge that started it all for Voke on Tour, and the M grind is the basis for many of the special grinds that have followed. The 60-M features a crescent shaped forward bounce surface with moderate width and very little camber for versatile performance from a variety of turf conditions and face angles. A limited number of Vokey Design 60-M wedges are currently available for customization and purchase through Wedge Works on Vokey.com.

Chez Reavie's Vokey Design Spin Milled 60-M.

With his victory at the RBC Canadian Open over the weekend, Titleist ambassador Chez Reavie became the first player to win on the PGA Tour with a Titleist 909 driver. Use of the Titleist 909 drivers has continued to grow each week since being introduced on Tour back in June, including 17 in play at the RBC Canadian Open. Other Titleist ambassadors to put a new 909 driver in play on Tour include: Zach Johnson, Ryuji Imada, Davis Love III, Arron Oberholser, Troy Matteson, Dudley Hart, Tom Pernice, Jr., Brett Quigley, Bill Haas, Nicholas Thompson, and Webb Simpson.

Titleist 909 drivers will be available in select golf shops in October, full product details will be available on Titleist.com in September.

Titleist ambassador Chez Reavie hits a tee shot at the RBC Canadian Open.

Titleist ambassador Chez Reavie trusted a bag full of Titleist equipment (Pro V1x golf ball, 909 driver (coming in October), 906F2 fairway, Z Muscle Forged irons, Vokey Design wedges, Scotty Cameron putter) to capture the RBC Canadian Open in wire-to-wire fashion for his first PGA Tour title, closing with a 1-under 70 for a three-shot victory over fellow Titleist ambassador Billy Mayfair. Listen to what Chez had to say about his Titleist equipment and his first PGA Tour title by clicking on the video player below.