Equipment

Aerotech Golf: SteelFiber shafts were played by a winner of the CVS Caremark Charity Classic.

Fourteen Golf: MT-28 V5 wedge was played by the Nationwide Tour’s Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational winner.

Fourteen Golf: MT-28 V5 wedge was played by the Nationwide Tour’s Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational winner.

Champ: Spikes were worn by the respective winners of the LPGA’s Evian Masters and European Tour’s Nordea Masters.

Matrix Shafts: Ozik HD and TPHD product was played in the drivers of the RBC Canadian Open winner and runner-up, respectively.

Bridgestone Golf: Launches the Precept Lady iQ+, Precept’s softest women’s ball ever. The ball’s larger core offers improved distance while the softer cover enhances greenside feel and spin.

Ping: Introduces the G20 Series and Anser Milled putters, along with the Anser forged wedges, Sydney putter, and seven new Scottsdale Series putter models.

Black Widow Grips: Product played by three players at the Senior Open Championship, including a top-10 finisher.

Champ: Spikes were worn by the respective winners of the LPGA’s Evian Masters and European Tour’s Nordea Masters.

Ping: Introduces the G20 Series and Anser Milled putters, along with the Anser forged wedges, Sydney putter, and seven new Scottsdale Series putter models.

Black Widow Grips: Product played by three players at the Senior Open Championship, including a top-10 finisher.

Titleist: Russ Cochran and Kyung-Tae Kim played the Pro V1 and Pro V1x balls, respectively, en route to winning the Senior Open Championship and Invitational Sega Sammy Cup. Kim also used a variety of Titleist-brand clubs in winning of the first time this season on the Japan Golf Tour.

True Temper: Dynamic Gold and Project X shafts were played by the respective winners of the RBC Canadian Open and Nationwide Tour’s Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational. The Canadian Open winner played Dynamic Gold and Dynamic Gold Spinner shafts. The Nationwide Tour winner played Dynamic Gold in his irons and Project X graphite in his driver to become the third amateur winner in the tour’s history.

Fourteen Golf: Tour staffer Thaworn Wiratchant played the MT-28 V5 wedges en route to winning the Indonesian Open.

Softspikes: Cleats were worn by four of the top five RBC Canadian Open finishers, including the champion. Also, more than half of the plastic cleat-wearing field wore Softspikes product. At the Senior Open Championship, Softspikes product was worn by the winner and 64 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field.

AB Golf Designs: Launches its limited-edition “Time Bomb” head cover custom-crafted for Champions Tour rookie Steve Pate. The design features a black plush body shaped like a cartoon bomb with a flaming wick. In white script are the words “Time Bomb,” between red numerals replicating a clock counting down.

Tef Tee: Reports on the usage of its teflon-tee on the PGA, Nationwide and Champions tours.

SeeMore Putter Co.: SeeMore m1 belly putter was used by Kyle Reifers, who earned the $144,000 first-place check at the Nationwide Tour’s Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational. Reifers tied for second behind amateur Harris English, but earned the first-place money. The feat marked the second straight week SeeMore putter users received first-place checks on the Nationwide Tour.

BrightSpot Solutions: Reports that its Spotless Swing towel is now available at Golfsmith.com.

Nippon Shaft: Product was played by the Senior Open Championship and LPGA’s Evian Masters champions, respectively, along with a top-10 finisher on the PGA Tour.