Apparel

Divots Sportswear: To feature a new range of lightweight argyle sweaters in its 2011 fall apparel collection. The sweaters feature a mock collar with a quarter-zip, and are offered in a cotton/acrylic blend for comfort and warmth. They also feature a water-repellent finish.

Trion:Z: Tour staffer Rickie Fowler won his first professional title, the Kolon Korean Open, wearing a variety of Trion:Z wristbands.

Kartel: Debuts its first U.S. collection for men with the launch of its spring and summer 2012 line, which features a diverse selection of golf shirts, sweaters, jackets, rain suits and accessories.

Kartel: Debuts its first U.S. collection for men with the launch of its spring and summer 2012 line, which features a diverse selection of golf shirts, sweaters, jackets, rain suits and accessories.

Trion:Z: Tour staffer Rory McIlroy wore the Tao necklace en route to winning the Dunhill Links Championship.

Kate Lord: Adds three new collections to its spring 2012 line. The collections include performance polos and fleece outerwear pieces.

Sun Mountain: Chosen to supply outerwear to the U.S. Presidents Cup team for the second successive match. The Americans will be outfitted in custom-designed rain jackets and pants based upon a new line of Sun Mountain rain gear incorporating a new stretchable woven fabric.

Callaway Golf: Announces the Oct. 14 retail availability of its 2012 line of golf footwear for men and women. The line features the company’s most advanced performance golf shoe to date, the RAZR.

The Antigua Group: Reports on the United States’ 15-13 Solheim Cup loss to Europe. Antigua outfitted the American squad.

Divots Sportswear: Lightweight sweater vests highlight the brand’s 2011 fall collection.

Imperial Headwear: Announces the Storm Chaser and Silencer to the company’s new headwear line. The caps are constructed from a waterproof nylon/spandex fabric lined with micro-fleece, making them both wind resistant and waterproof.

Divots Sportswear: Lightweight sweater vests highlight the brand’s 2011 fall collection.

Champ: Partners with Etonic on the launch of the Difference golf shoe, which will feature Champ’s Zarma spikes.

Sunice: Reports on the U.S. Solheim Cup team, which was outfitted by Sunice and lost 15-13 to the Europeans.

Champ: Partners with Etonic on the launch of the Difference golf shoe, which will feature Champ’s Zarma spikes.

Adidas Golf: Introduces the spikeless Adidas Street footwear, which staff professional Justin Rose debuted at the BMW Championship.

Abacus: Reports on clothing the European Solheim Cup team for the third time in a row.

Ecco: Is named the official footwear supplier to the European Solheim Cup Team.

Trion:Z: Reports that its silicon water resistant Active Series wristband was worn by the Navistar LPGA Classic’s winner.

Allen Edmonds Shoe Corp.: Announces its doubling the Honors Collection of golf shoes with the new Spring 2012 line. The company will add four designs for 2012 as a result of its success in 2011.