Four of the top 25 finishers at the Nationwide Tour’s <b>Mark Christopher Charity Classic</b> used <b>AccuFLEX</b> shafts.

<b>Magique Golf</b> will unveil its new M-Series line of clubs when it participates in the 2005 <b>PGA Fall Expo</b>, Sept. 28-29 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nev.

Graphite shafts designed by <b>United Sports Technologies</b> won first- and second-place at the <b>Albertson’s Boise Open</b>.

<b>Nakashima Golf</b> equipment products are now a featured product line at <b>Golf Ballistix Ltd.</b>, a full service, personal fitting golf shop in Northern Ireland.

<B>Accu-Length</b> reports on its exapndale spacer system for its junior

golf clubs.

<b>Mizuno</b> introduces its new MX-500 driver.

The winner of the Nationwide Tour’s <b>Envirocare Utah Classic</b> used a <b>Balance-Certified Golf Inc.</b>-equipped MacGregor putter.

<b>Nike Golf</b> introduces its new SasQuatch fairway metals.

<b>Sonartec</b> reports that the fifth-place finisher at last week’s <b>84 Lumber Classic</b> used the company’s 19-degree Md hybrid transition club.

<b>KZG</b> reports that three of its iron models earned high marks from independent testing agencies <b>Golf Test USA</b> and <b>Rankmark</b>.

<b>Nickent Golf</b> reports a No. 1 hybrid ranking at the <b>Mark Christopher Charity Classic</B> and that six out of the top-10 finishers used a 3DX Ironwood.

<b>Divnick Golf</b> announces the acquistion of the intellectual and marketing rights to the SuperWedge series of wedges.

<B>Tour Edge</b> reports that its Exotics fairway woods were used by a

fifth-place finisher at the <b>84 Lumber Classic</b>.

The winner of the <b>84 Lumber Classic</b> used <b>Grafalloy</b>’s Tour X shaft.

<b>Callaway Golf</b>’s Big Bertha Fusion FT-3 driver was used by both <b>Annika Sorenstam</b> and reigning U.S. Open champion <b>Michael Campbell</b> en route to their victories on Sunday.

<b>Accu-Length</b> to introduce new products at the <b>PGA Fall Expo</b> in Las Vegas, Nev.

<b>Nike Golf</b> staff member <b>Jason Gore</b> uses the company’s Pro Combo Tour irons en route to winning the <b>84 Lumber Classic</b>.

<B>Graphite Design International</B> won the manufacturer and brand counts for wood shafts at the <B>84 Lumber Classic</B>, according to the <B>Darrell Survey</B>.

The winner of the Nationwide Tours’s <b>Mark Christopher Charity Classic</b> used the new <b>Heavy Putter</b> A-1 center-shaft blade model.

<B>Nakashima Golf</B> confirms that its NP-1 460cc driver was in the bag of the winner of the East of Ireland and South of Ireland national amateur championships.

The winner of the Senior Division at the <b>South African National Long Drive Championships</b> used <b>SMT Golf</b>’s 455 Deep Bore driver.