Equipment

Tee Direct: To debut its new Tef Tee, a Teflon-coated performance tee, at this week’s Farmers Insurance Open.

Fujikura: To introduce the Motore Speeder VC.2 and Blur shafts to its 2011 product line.

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Nike Golf: Introduces its new VR Pro Cavity irons that, the company claims, will offer more forgiveness, distance and better ball flight than tour-level forged irons.

Aldila: To expand its RIP shaft series with the RIP Beta (mid-launch) and the RIP Gamma (higher-balance). The RIP Alpha (low-launch) is the original shaft.

Champ: ScorpionStinger spikes, according to Darrell Survey, were the most worn at the Bob Hope Classic, which was won by a player wearing Champ product. Also, 66 percent of the European Tour’s Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship field wore Champ.

Bettinardi: Reports on its Country Club Signature Series collection, which include putters, custom buckles and ball markers.

Bettinardi Golf: Tour staffer Brian Gay shot a final-round 10-under-par 62 to finish fifth at the Bob Hope Classic on Sunday. Gay plays a Bettinardi BB 8 prototype.

Aldila: Won the the wood and hybrid shaft manufacturer counts at the Bob Hope Classic. Aldila, according to Darrell Survey, had 47 more wood and 24 more hybrid shafts in play than its closest competitor.

Softspikes: Product worn by eight of the top 10 plastic cleat-wearinig finishers at the Bob Hope Classic. Also, Pulsar, Black Widow Tour and Cyclone, Softspikes’ newest cleat, combined to be worn by 65 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field.

AccuSport International: Releases a new club fitting training manual, “Fitting Solutions: Your Guide to Better Fitting, Better Sales, and Better Golf,” which retails for $179.

Nike Golf: Tour staffers Jhonattan Vegas and John Cook won the Bob Hope Classic and the Champions Tour’s Mitsubishi Electric Championship, respectively.

TaylorMade: Unveils its PGA Tour van, which received an all-white makeover to complement the brand’s new R11 and Burner SuperFast 2.0 drivers, both with white clubheads.

True Temper: Dynamic Gold X100 shafts were played by the PGA Tour rookie who won the Bob Hope Classic. In doing so, he became the first rookie to ever win the 52-year-old event.

Champ: ScorpionStinger spikes, according to Darrell Survey, were the most worn at the Bob Hope Classic, which was won by a player wearing Champ product. Also, 66 percent of the European Tour’s Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship field wore Champ.

Aldila: Won the the wood and hybrid shaft manufacturer counts at the Bob Hope Classic. Aldila, according to Darrell Survey, had 47 more wood and 24 more hybrid shafts in play than its closest competitor.

Softspikes: Product worn by eight of the top 10 plastic cleat-wearinig finishers at the Bob Hope Classic. Also, Pulsar, Black Widow Tour and Cyclone, Softspikes’ newest cleat, combined to be worn by 65 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field.

AccuSport International: Releases a new club fitting training manual, “Fitting Solutions: Your Guide to Better Fitting, Better Sales, and Better Golf,” which retails for $179.

TaylorMade: Unveils its PGA Tour van, which received an all-white makeover to complement the brand’s new R11 and Burner SuperFast 2.0 drivers, both with white clubheads.

Fourteen Golf: To debut its new set of forged irons, TC-710FG, that have been inspired by touring professionals.

Cobra Golf: Introduces its Cobra S3 and Cobra S3 Max drivers, which feature the company’s E9 Face Technology. This patent-pending new technology expands Cobra’s sweet zone by 30 percent.