Equipment

Dixon Golf: Eco-friendly golf balls are now available at Torrey Pines Golf Course in La Jolla, CA.

Nippon Shafts: N.S. Pro Modus3 shafts were played in the Titleist irons of a top-10 Masters finisher.

Nike Golf: Tour staffer Charl Schwartzel won his PGA Tour title, the major’s season-opening Masters, with a full bag of Nike equipment. Schwartzel also wore Nike’s Dri-FIT apparel.

Champ: Spikes worn by the Masters winner. Three of the top five finishers also wore Champ product.

Players Towel: Product used by Masters champion and three of the top eight finishers.

Fujikura: Rombax shaft played in Masters champ’s Nike driver.

True Temper: Dynamic Gold Superlite shafts were played in the Masters champion’s irons. Also, the company’s shafts were the preferred choice among professionals this weekend with 85 sets and more than 53 graphite shafts in play.

Softspikes: Product worn by 56 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field at the Masters, including five of the top 10 finishers.

SuperStroke: Putter grips were played by eighth, 20th and 24th finishers at the Masters. KJ Choi, a company staff player, tied for eighth, ranked T-11 in total putts for the Masters.

Femco Steel Technology: KBS Tour shafts were played by second- and fourth-place finishers, respectively, as the Masters. The 10th-place finisher also played KBS Tour shafts, while an 11th-place finisher used the new C-Taper shaft.

Champ: Spikes worn by the Masters winner. Three of the top five finishers also wore Champ product.

True Temper: Dynamic Gold Superlite shafts were played in the Masters champion’s irons. Also, the company’s shafts were the preferred choice among professionals this weekend with 85 sets and more than 53 graphite shafts in play.

Softspikes: Product worn by 56 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field at the Masters, including five of the top 10 finishers.

Bag Boy Co.: Introduces the XLT-15 cart bag, which features a Clip-Lok system to hold clubs firmly in place.

Tef Tee: Reports that its tee outdistanced competition by 4 yards at the Shell Houston Open.

Tef Tee: Reports that its tee outdistanced competition by 4 yards at the Shell Houston Open.

Bridgestone Golf: e5 and e6 golf balls earned gold medals in the Golf Digest Golf Ball Hot List’s $21-30 price category. Bridgestone is the only golf ball manufacturer to win two gold medals in any single price category on the list.

Zero Friction: Reports on selecting the proper height tee.

Callaway Golf Co.: Callaway Tour i(s)/Tour i(z), HX Diablo Tour, HX Diablo and Top-Flite Gamer V2 balls earned gold medals in Golf Digest’s 2011 Ball Hot List.