Equipment

Tom Wishon Golf Technology: Introduces the S2S Blue 45 and 55 graphites shaft for woods. The S2S Blue shafts are the company’s lightest weight offerings at 45 and 55 grams, respectively.

Graphite Design: Tour AD DI shaft was played in the driver of the Web.com Tour’s WNB Golf Classic.

Cobra Golf: Launches its AMP Cell and AMP Cell Pro drivers. Both feature the company’s MyFly technology that allows golfers to select from six different loft/trajectory settings – in one club – for optimized performance and distance based on a golfer’s swing or weather and course conditions.

Tee Direct: New Tef Tee tee will be available in a 1.5-inch length starting in spring 2013.

Cobra Golf: Launches its new AMP Cell fairways and hybrids. Featuring Cobra’s proprietary MyFly technology, the AMP Cell fairways are available in a 3-4 model and a 5-7 model that can be adjusted into eight different lofts. The hybrids are available in 2-3, 3-4 and 4-5 models that can be adjusted into 10 different lofts.

UST Mamiya: Reports, according to Darrell Survey, that its hybrid shafts (branded and manufactured) were the most used hybrid shafts used at the Tour Championship.

Cobra Golf: Introduces its AMP Cell irons, which include a metalwood face-weld construction.

Club Glove: Confirms its Caddy Towel has been ordered and will be used in competition by this week’s U.S. Ryder Cup team.

Tom Wishon Golf Technology: Introduces the S2S Blue 45 and 55 graphites shaft for woods. The S2S Blue shafts are the company’s lightest weight offerings at 45 and 55 grams, respectively.

Tee Direct: New Tef Tee tee will be available in a 1.5-inch length starting in spring 2013.

Tour Edge: Exotics CB fairway wood played by the Tour Championship winner, who secured the $10 million FedEx Cup title with the victory.

Champ: Zarma spikes, according to Darrell Survey, were worn by the Tour Championship winner, who also secured the 2012 FedEx Cup title.

Aldila: RIP Beta golf shaft was played by the Web.com Tour’s WNB Golf Classic winner, who won for the second successive week.

SuperStroke Golf: Belly grip was played by a 10th-place finisher at the Tour Championship. The company claims that its grips were played by 20 percent of the Tour Championship field.

Feel Golf: Reports that it sold out of its new U.S. Golf Association-conforming, 73-degree wedges less than a week after introducing the club.

STX Golf: Sync Series 7 belly putter was used by a second-place finisher at the Web.com Tour’s WNB Golf Classic.

Aerotech Golf: SteelFiber composite shafts were played by the Tour Championship winner, who also secured the 2012 FedEx Cup title.

UST Mamiya: Proforce VTS shaft was played in the hybrid of the Tour Championship winner.

Fourteen Golf: Clubs were played by a second- and ninth-place finisher at the Web.com Tour’s WNB Golf Classic.

Softspikes: Cyclone Ice was worn by the Web.com Tour’s WNB Golf Classic winner, and 87 percent of the top 35 finishers.