Equipment

UST Mamiya: Introduces its Recoil 65 and Recoil 760/780 ES iron shafts.

Callaway Golf: Introduces its Mack Daddy PM-Grind matte black wedges. Phil Mickelson provided input to Callaway wedge maker Roger Cleveland in the wedges’ development.

UST Mamiya: Introduces its Recoil 65 and Recoil 760/780 ES iron shafts.

Ben Hogan Golf Equipment Co.: Debuts its new VKTR hybrid golf clubs.

Bag Boy: Introduces a newly designed push cart, the Quad XL, developed for stability and offering a wide variety of color options.

Callaway Golf: Introduces its new Chrome Soft and Superhot 55 golf balls. Both products will be available nationwide at retail and online at CallawayGolf.com on Feb. 5.

Lamkin Grips: Product played by the Sony Open winner and second-place finisher.

Matrix Shafts: SpeedRulz C Type shaft was played in the driver of the Sony Open winner.

Aerotech Golf: Introduces its Volant product line, the company’s first “super lightweight” iron shaft.

Oban: Shafts were played by the winner and another top 10 finisher at the Sony Open. The winner played a Devotion 85 in his TaylorMade Burner Superfast 3-wood.

SuperStroke: Grips were played by eight of the top 13 finishers at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

https://thegolfwire.com/323794-2/

Fujikura Golf: Reports that 19.9 percent of the Sony Open field played a Fujikura wood shaft.

BioMech Golf Equipment: Partners with the American Parkinson Disease Association and introduces the AccuLock Ace putter to help reengage golfers and enhance the game to players impacted by Parkinson’s.

Fujikura Golf: Introduces its Enso-optimized series of shafts, XLR8.

Fujikura Golf: Introduces its Enso-optimized series of shafts, XLR8.

Bridgestone Golf: Launches its JGR driver, which was played by Brandt Snedeker en route to a T3 finish at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions.