Equipment

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

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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.

KZG: Expanding its club offerings to include Matrix Shafts.

Air Force One: Brand becomes a wholly owned entity based in Palm Desert, Calif. Air Force One equipment was previously under the PowerBilt brand, a licensee of Hillerich & Bradsby.

Oban: Shafts were played by a combined four top-10 finishers at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions and European Tour’s South African Open.

Kentwool: Named the sock provider for the Association of Professional Tour Caddies, the first such sponsorship deal for the organization.

Aerotech Golf: SteelFiber shafts were played by a combined three top-10 finishers at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions and the European Tour’s BMW SA Open.

Pro’s Choice Golf Shafts: Graphite Design Tour AD shafts were played in the metal wood and utility iron of the Hyundai Tournament of Champions winner.

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SuperStroke: Flatso 1.0 putter grip was used by Jordan Spieth en route to winning the Hyundai Tournament of Champions.

Ping: Launches its new G series of drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons. Ping also creates a new club category with the G Crossover, combining the best of its hybrid and iron technology.

Aldila: Rogue golf shaft was played by the Hyundai Tournament of Champions winner.

Champ: New PiviX spike was worn by the Hyundai Tournament of Champions winner.

True Temper: Project X shafts were played in the irons and wedges of the Hyundai Tournament of Champions winner.

Miura Golf: Offering a new Y Grind option in its popular left-handed models while also introducing a LH putter model for the first time.

Nippon Shaft: Claims that 66 percent more tour players played its product in 2015 than in 2014.

TGA Premier Junior Golf: Launches its own line of custom fit junior golf equipment.