Equipment

Club Glove: Announces a multi-year partnership with the Golf Channel Am Tour, providing participants at select Am Tour major championships with its Caddy Towel and awarding winners at select major championships and all national championship winners with its Last Bag.

IJP Design: Introduces its last limited edition putter cover of 2012. The Final Chapter cover recognizes the year’s fourth major, this week’s PGA Championship at The Ocean Course, Kiawah Island Golf Resort in South Carolina.

Oban Composites: Kiyoshi Purple Hybrid 100 gram shaft was played in the Canadian Open runner-up finisher’s Adams hybrid.

Tom Wishon Golf Technology: Introduces its 555C Forged Carbon steel irons, which feature a traditional cavity back design.

Grafalloy: Introduces its BiMatrx Tour Prototype driver shaft.

Scooter Pines Holdings: Extends its product line based around its golf ball character, Bogey Ballton, with a new head cover. The company has also partnered with Daphne’s Headcovers on the project.

Tin Cup Products: Adds the 19th Hole, a frosty-beverage-filled pint mug design, to its expanding collection of golf ball marking stencils.

Tour Edge Golf: Expands the company’s fairway woods offering with the Exotics Xrail.

Tin Cup Products: Adds the 19th Hole, a frosty-beverage-filled pint mug design, to its expanding collection of golf ball marking stencils.

Tom Wishon Golf: Introduces its 765 WS irons.

Miura Golf: CB-501 forged irons receive Editor’s Choice recognition by GolfWRX.com.

Graphite Design: Tour AD DI shafts were played in the drivers of the respective first- and second-place finishers at the Web.com Tour’s Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational.

Sun Mountain: Reports that its C-130 golf cart bag, which is entering its seventh year in production, remains the company’s top-selling bag, and that the 2013 models are now available.

Graphite Design: Tour AD shafts were played by the LPGA’s Evian Masters champion.

Miura Golf: CB-501 forged irons receive Editor’s Choice recognition by GolfWRX.com.

Graphite Design: Tour AD DI shafts were played in the drivers of the respective first- and second-place finishers at the Web.com Tour’s Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational.

Graphite Design: Tour AD shafts were played by the LPGA’s Evian Masters champion.

SuperStroke Golf: Twenty-one-inch belly grip was played by the Senior Open Championship winner. Also, five of the top 25 finishers at the Canadian Open used SuperStroke grips.

Champ: Spikes, according to Darrell Survey, were worn by the winner and four top-10 finishers at the Canadian Open.

KBS: Tour shafts were played by the respective runner-up finishers at the Canadian Open and European Tour’s Lyoness Open.