Equipment

UST Mamiya: ProForce AXIVCore shaft was played in the driver of the Travelers Championship winner, while the ProForce V2 was also used by the second place finisher in his 3-wood and hybrid.

Softspikes: Cleats were worn by 63 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field at the Travelers Championship, including five of the top eight finishers.

Wishon Golf: Introduces its Wishon 915 CFE titanium driver in right-hand offset and left hand non-offset models.

Feel Golf Co.: Reports on the results of a survey conducted about its Pro Release grip.

Softspikes: Cleats were worn by 63 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field at the Travelers Championship, including five of the top eight finishers.

Wishon Golf: Introduces its PCF Micro Wide Sole wedge, which features a low bounce and is designed for the player who struggles to get the ball out of the sand and tall grass around the greens.

Players Towel: Product carried by U.S. Open winner. The tournament marked the second straight major and 12th event of 2012 that the winner used the towel.

Champ: Announces the nationwide availability of its new, ultra-lightweight Flix divot repair instrument.

Tef Tee: Reports on the performance of its tee, which features a Teflon-coated head.

Tef Tee: Reports on the performance of its tee, which features a Teflon-coated head.

Golf Pride: Grips were used by 83 percent of all players at the U.S. Open, according to Darrell Survey.

Graphite Design: Tour AD DI shaft played in the hybrid of the U.S. Open winner.

Golf Pride: Grips were used by 83 percent of all players at the U.S. Open, according to Darrell Survey.

Wishon Golf: Introduces its Smoooth Series putters, which are offered in mallet and heel toe designs.

True Temper: Dynamic Gold shafts were played by the U.S. Open champion. Also, the second- and third-place finishers played True Temper shafts.

SuperStroke: Slim Lite putter grips played by two fourth-place finishers at the U.S. Open.

Nike Golf: Tour staffer Carly Booth won her second Ladies European Tour title, the Ladies Scottish Open, playing a full complement of Nike equipment and the 20XI ball.

Softspikes: Cyclone cleat worn by the winner of the U.S. Open. Also, 47 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field wore Softspikes product.

Champ: Reports that, according to Darrell Survey, more players at the 2012 U.S. Open relied on its spikes than any other brand. More than 50 percent of the field wore the company’s Scorpion Stinger, ProStinger or Zarma lines.

UST Mamiya: Proforce Axivcore and Proforce VTS shafts were played by the U.S. Open champion.