Equipment

Golf Pride: Grips were used by 91 percent of the Nationwide Tour’s Midwest Classic field, according to Darrell Survey.

UST Mamiya: Captures the wood and driver shaft manufacturer counts at the Nationwide Tour’s Price Cutter Charity Championship with 80 products in play during the week, according to Darrell Survey.

BrightSpot Solutions: Three-in-one Spotless Swing golf towel is now in stock and available at select Dick’s Sporting Goods stores.

Oban Composites: Devotion shaft was played by the second- and third-place finishers at the Nationwide Tour’s Price Cutter Charity Championship.

BrightSpot Solutions: Three-in-one Spotless Swing golf towel is now in stock and available at select Dick’s Sporting Goods stores.

Oban Composites: Devotion shaft was played by the second- and third-place finishers at the Nationwide Tour’s Price Cutter Charity Championship.

Cleveland Golf/Srixon: Staffer Keegan Bradley won the PGA Championship playing a full complement of Cleveland Golf/Srixon equipment.

Burton: Expands its 2012 golf bag lineup with the release of the Staff Bag and Den Caddy.

Fourteen Golf: MT-28 V5 T.S wedges were played by the winner of the eGolf Professional Tour’s HGM Hotels Classic at Rock Barn.

Edwin Watts Golf Shops: To host driver fittings during a chain-wide clinic scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 20.

True Temper: Dynamic Gold, Project X and Grafalloy shafts were in play during the PGA Championship’s three-hole aggregate score playoff. The winner played Dynamic Gold in his irons and Project X graphite in his hybrid club.

SuperStroke: Slim jumbo putter grip, 1.3-inches in diameter, was played by the PGA Championship runner-up.

Nippon Shaft: N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour 120 shaft was played in the irons of the PGA Championship’s highest European finisher.

Aldila: Won, according to Darrell Survey, the wood and hybrid shaft manufacturer counts at the PGA Championship. Aldila had 13 more wood shafts and 12 more hybrid shafts in play than its closest competitor.

Golf Technologies Exchange: Introduces a classic mallet-style putter, the Tradition, that can be personalized to one’s own interests without the complexity or high cost generally associated with custom personalization.

Softspikes: Product was worn by the respective winners of the PGA and Price Cutter Charity championships. At the PGA, the winner and two of the top three plastic cleat-wearing players wore the Softspikes brand.

SeeMore Putter Co.: Milled FGP blade putter played by D.A. Points en route to a top-10 finish at the PGA Championship.

Champ: Spikes were worn by more than 50 percent of the PGA Championship field, including seven of the top 10 finishers.

Players Towel: Product played by the PGA Championship winner, and six of the top 12 finishers.