Equipment

Iomic USA: Putter grip was played by a fifth-place finisher at the PGA Championship.

Golf Pride: Grips were played by 124 of the 156 players competing in the PGA Championship.

Iomic USA: Putter grip was played by the Meijer LPGA Classic winner.

Oban: Kiyoshi Tour Limited shaft was played by a third-place finisher at the PGA Championship.

KBS: Tour-V shaft was played in the irons and wedges of the PGA Championship runner-up.

Pro’s Choice Golf Shafts: Graphite Design Tour AD BB-5 stiff flex shaft was played in the Taylormade Jet Speed driver of the Meijer LPGA Classic winner.

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SuperStroke: Putter grips played by two top-10 finishers in year’s final major championship.

Fujikura: Rombax P95 shaft was played by the PGA Championship winner.

Aldila: Won, according to Darrell Survey, the wood and hybrid shaft counts at the PGA Championship.

Bag Boy: Named overall winner of My Golf Spy’s 2014 Most Wanted Push Cart category.

SeeMore: Reports on one of the nine automatic qualifiers for the 2014 U.S. Ryder Cup team.

Champ: Spikes played by the winner and five of the top-10 finishers at the PGA Championship.

True Temper: Shafts were played by the respective winners of this year’s four major championships.

SuperStroke: Putter grips played by two top-10 finishers in year’s final major championship.

Bag Boy: Named overall winner of My Golf Spy’s 2014 Most Wanted Push Cart category.

Tee Direct: President Greg MacKeen writes an op-ed piece on the impact of its Tef Tee product.

New York Golf Center: Begins selling the limited-edition Cleveland Tour Rack wedges.

Callaway Golf: Introduces the Big Bertha V Series driver, which will be available at retail on Aug. 22.

Tee Direct: Reports on usage of its Tef Tee products on the LPGA, Champions, European, Web.com and Asian tours.