Equipment

Nike Golf: Tour staffer John Cook won the Champions Tour’s Montreal Championship, playing a full complement of Nike equipment, including Nike VR Pro Blades.

Titleist: Reports on Nick Watney winning the AT&T National with a complete bag of the brand’s equipment, including AP2 prototype irons for the first time.

Golf Pride: Grips were used by 80 percent of the PGA Professional National Championship field, according to Darrell Survey.

Tef Tee: Reports on its tee usage at the Champions Tour’s Montreal Championship.

Golf Pride: Grips were used by 80 percent of the PGA Professional National Championship field, according to Darrell Survey.

Tef Tee: Reports on its tee usage at the Champions Tour’s Montreal Championship.

Titleist: Reports on David Hutsell, director of instruction at the Elkridge Club in Baltimore, MD, who won the PGA Professional National Championship while playing a full complement of the brand’s equipment.

Fourteen Golf: Introduces its DT-111 titanium driver.

Sun Mountain: Introduces its Micro-Cart, a four-wheel walking cart that reportedly folds 25 percent smaller (52 cubic inches) and weighs 20 percent less (13 pounds) than other push carts.

Divots Sportswear: Expands its line of golf towels with the addition of Dri Equipe, a lightweight and super-absorbent new microfiber towel.

AB Golf Designs: Announces two additions to its line of Patriotic models, including a USA Featherweight Boxing Glove designed expressly for hybrids and fairway woods.

Adams Golf: Introduces its Speedline 9088 UL driver, which showcases the company’s aerodynamic technology. The standard driver will ship to golf shops beginning Aug. 1. The draw model will ship Sept. 15.

Wilson Golf: Announces its Wilson Staff FG Tour Ball Pool as part of the 62nd Illinois Open Championship. As the presenting gold level equipment sponsor through 2013, the company will provide monetary prizes to the top amateur and professional golf participants using its brand.

Aldila: RIP shafts were played in the driver and 3-wood of both the winner and runner-up of the European Tour’s BMW International Open.

Aldila: RIP shafts were played in the driver and 3-wood of both the winner and runner-up of the European Tour’s BMW International Open.

Titleist: Reports on Yani Tseng, Pablo Larrazabal and Erik Compton winning on the LPGA, European and Nationwide tours, respectively, with the company’s brand of equipment.

Zero Friction: Reports on its tee usage at the Travelers Championship.