Apparel

Sundog Eyewear: Staff pro Paula Creamer wins the U.S. Women’s Open. “We know the incredible challenges that Paula has faced over the past few months,” said Gary Makar, marketing manager, Sundog Eyewear. “To see her overcome all those obstacles and triumph at the most prestigious and demanding tournament in women’s golf is almost overwhelming.”

Pilla High Performance Eyewear: Staff pro Christina Kim used the company’s two frame golf system en route to a T-8 finish at the U.S. Women’s Open.

Divots Sportswear: Tour ambassador Sonny Skinner finished second at the PGA Professional National Championship.

Scheyden Precision Eyewear: Introduces its Revelry frame, a new style in the company’s Composite Hybrid collection.

Pilla High Performance Eyewear: Worn by Christina Kim and Kristy McPherson, who placed T-2 and T-10, respectively, at the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic.

Kentwool: Confirms that Bubba Watson wore its Tour Profile golf socks en route to winning the Travelers Championship, his first PGA Tour victory.

Fila Golf: Staff player Stacy Lewis will wear pieces from the apparel brand’s 2010 collection during this week’s LPGA Championship.

Fila Golf: Staff player Stacy Lewis will wear pieces from the apparel brand’s 2010 collection during this week’s LPGA Championship.

Etonic: Reports on George Murray, who wore the company’s Stabilizer golf shoes en route to winning the European Challenge Tour’s Scottish Hydro Challenge. The victory was Murray’s first as a professional.

Ecco: Staff pro Thomas Bjorn wore its World Class GTX shoes en route to winning the European Tour’s Estoril Open de Portugal.

Adidas Golf: Expands its adiPure apparel line to include female offerings, and featuring all of Adidas’ proprietary technologies in stunning colors, sleek silhouettes, and impeccable details. “We have created adiPURE for the woman who demands excellence in her apparel in terms of fit, function, and form,” said Patricia Dahan, senior director of global apparel.

Antigua: Expands its Desert Dry Xtra-Lite to its Rendition Jackets for 2010. The two-way stretch fabric allows the Rendition jacket to be lightweight and resistant to water. The company also introduced its Bamboo Fabrics for 2010.

Adidas Golf: Expands its adiPure apparel line to include female offerings, and featuring all of Adidas’ proprietary technologies in stunning colors, sleek silhouettes, and impeccable details. “We have created adiPURE for the woman who demands excellence in her apparel in terms of fit, function, and form,” said Patricia Dahan, senior director of global apparel.

Antigua: Expands its Desert Dry Xtra-Lite to its Rendition Jackets for 2010. The two-way stretch fabric allows the Rendition jacket to be lightweight and resistant to water. The company also introduced its Bamboo Fabrics for 2010.

Adidas Golf: Unveils its Tour360 4.0 USA flag limited-edition footwear, which will be worn by Adidas Golf athletes at next week’s U.S. Open and 2010 Ryder Cup.

AHEAD: Re-signs Jack Nicklaus to represent the company’s headwear line. Nicklaus will continue to appear in the company’s headwear catalog, point of sales materials and on the website.

Pilla High Performance Eyewear: Monaco frame worn by runner-up of Sybase Match Play Championship.

AHEAD: Reports on Methodist University winning its 10th NCAA Division III Championships while wearing its brand. The team has worn AHEAD apparel and headwear for the past four years.

Dunning: Staff player Zach Johnson wore a mix of its vintage athletic-prep clothing en route to capturing his seventh career PGA Tour title, the 2010 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.

Kate Lord: Bling cap worn by Purdue en route to NCAA Division I Women’s Championships title. The Boilermakers wore a Kate Lord bling black cap with a sparkling crystal embedded “P” in gold behind a white backdrop.