Equipment

Champ: Announces the nationwide availability of its new MyHite Zarma FlyTee, featuring a unique height control system to promote optimum contact. The latest models feature a series of colored bands around the stem, allowing golfers to quickly and easily place the ball at a consistent height.

Hirzl: Glove was worn by Dustin Merrill, who finished first at the Long Drivers of America Tour’s season-opening Mesquite Shootout.

KBS: C-Taper shafts were played by the WGC-Cadillac Championship winner.

Champ: Product, according to Darrell Survey, was worn by the winner of the Puerto Rico Open and seven top-10 finishers at the WGC-Cadillac Championship.

Henry-Griffitts: Introduces its new Tour Sensation shafts, created by Neo-Fiber exclusively for Henry-Griffitts. The shafts are designed to get lower spin rates and increase distance for higher swing speeds.

Zero Friction: Introduces the EnviroTee, which is made of 25 percent fertilizer for quick soil absorption and a proprietary bio-degradable composite.

Softspikes: Product was worn by 63 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field at the Puerto Rico Open, including 13 of the top 16 who chose plastic cleats. Also, 15 of the top 20 finishers at the Nationwide Tour’s Chile Classic wore its product.

Aldila: Won, according to Darrell Survey, the wood and hybrid shaft counts at the WGC-Cadillac Championship. The company also won the wood shaft count at the Puerto Rico Open, and tied for the most hybrid shafts in play.

Lamkin: Reports on its College Support Program for NCAA Division I and II golf teams. In 2012, Lamkin grips cover nearly 90 percent of the top 40-ranked men’s and women’s teams.

Henry-Griffitts: Introduces its new Tour Sensation shafts, created by Neo-Fiber exclusively for Henry-Griffitts. The shafts are designed to get lower spin rates and increase distance for higher swing speeds.

Zero Friction: Introduces the EnviroTee, which is made of 25 percent fertilizer for quick soil absorption and a proprietary bio-degradable composite.

Softspikes: Product was worn by 63 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field at the Puerto Rico Open, including 13 of the top 16 who chose plastic cleats. Also, 15 of the top 20 finishers at the Nationwide Tour’s Chile Classic wore its product.

Lamkin: Reports on its College Support Program for NCAA Division I and II golf teams. In 2012, Lamkin grips cover nearly 90 percent of the top 40-ranked men’s and women’s teams.

BrightSpot Solutions: Supplied 300 of its three-in-one Spotless Swing towels to the last month’s Mayakoba Golf Classic.

Polara Golf: To showcase its self-correcting golf balls at Golf Fest San Diego, March 23-24 at Riverwalk Golf Club in San Diego, Calif.

BrightSpot Solutions: Supplied 300 of its three-in-one Spotless Swing towels to the last month’s Mayakoba Golf Classic.

Bag Boy: Introduced its first Revolver cart bag featuring 360-degree technology. The 360-degree revolution technology also swivels the front wheel of the TriSwivel push cart and spins the handle of the T-2000 travel cover.

Bag Boy: Introduced its first Revolver cart bag featuring 360-degree technology. The 360-degree revolution technology also swivels the front wheel of the TriSwivel push cart and spins the handle of the T-2000 travel cover.

Club Glove: Microfiber Caddy Towel was used by the winner of The Honda Classic.

SuperStroke Golf: Putter grips were put in play by 11 players at The Honda Classic.