Apparel

AHEAD: Intorduces new men’s outerwear pieces for fall and spring 2011.

Bettinardi Golf: Custom buckle worn by Jim Furyk, who won The Tour Championship and the season-long FedEx Cup.

AHEAD: E47MT2 extreme cap was worn by Jim Furyk en route to winning Sunday’s Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup Playoffs. Retief Goosen, who also wears the E47MT2 hat, finished third in the Tour Championship.

AHEAD: E47MT2 extreme cap was worn by Jim Furyk en route to winning Sunday’s Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup Playoffs. Retief Goosen, who also wears the E47MT2 hat, finished third in the Tour Championship.

Kentwool: To launch pink versions of its Tour Profile and Women’s Low Profile Skinny styles on Oct. 1, and match $1 donations its customers make to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation through the company’s website in October.

LoudMouth Golf: Providing Major League Baseball’s Tampa Bay players original themed pants for the Rays’ road trip to New York, which started on Sunday. The pants are a tribute to former Chicago White Sox manager Clarence Henry “Pants” Rowland.

Second Skin: To Introduce its collection of Drywick pullovers to the U.S. for spring 2011. The collection of long-sleeved, quarter-zip pullovers features designs for men and women.

Abacus: Reports on its fall/winter collection.

Pilla High Performance Eyewear: LPGA staff pro Kristy McPherson recorded her second successive top-five finish at the LPGA’s P&G NW Arkansas Championship.

Pilla High Performance Eyewear: LPGA staff pro Kristy McPherson recorded her second successive top-five finish at the LPGA’s P&G NW Arkansas Championship.

Ecco: Announces its spring/summer 2011 men’s golf collection, which includes a natural motion shoe, BIOM Golf. A patented design uses the foot’s system for absorbing impact and puts players closer to the ground for better feel and traction.

Dawgs Golf: Introduces a special limited-edition Healing Pink Dawgs Golf Spirit shoe to benefit the Woman2Woman Breast Cancer Foundation. Dawgs Golf will donate $5 to the foundation for every pair of the shoes sold.

Ecco: Announces its spring/summer 2011 men’s golf collection, which includes a natural motion shoe, BIOM Golf. A patented design uses the foot’s system for absorbing impact and puts players closer to the ground for better feel and traction.

Adidas Golf: Introduces an expanded ClimaProof collection, which is offered in four categories for specific weather conditions – Storm, Rain, Wind and Wind-Warm.

Adidas Golf: Introduces its adiPure Z, the next-generation in the company’s footwear line.

Hollas: Announces plans for the Canadian-based company’s increased U.S. exposure, which will include an expanded collection of shirts for spring 2011.

Abacus: Reports on its women’s autumn/winter collection, which includes its Cowal Wind Stop sweater.

Divots Sportswear: Staff pro Craig Stevens won his second Georgia PGA Championship, held last week at the Sea Island Golf Club’s Retreat Course on St. Simons Island, Ga.

Loudmouth Golf: Opens its first shopping depot in Sydney, Australia to accommodate shipping requests to Australia and New Zealand.