Equipment

Titleist: Brand ambassador Robert Karlsson added a closing bookend to his 2010 season on the PGA European Tour with a second win in the Middle East. Karlsson, who won the Commercialbank Qatar Masters back in January, defeated fellow Pro V1x ball user Ian Poulter in a playoff to capture the season-ending Dubai World Championship.

Champ: Product worn by the winner of the European Tour’s Dubai World Championship, along with nine of the top 10 finishers and 72 percent of the field.

Trion:Z: Tour staffer Rory McIlroy wore a Trion:Z Dual Loop wristband en route to a sixth-place finish at the UBS Hong Kong Open.

Chromax Golf: Introduces its special edition holiday golf ball, which are offered in three colors and embossed with various holiday icons.

Trion:Z: Tour staffer Rory McIlroy wore a Trion:Z Dual Loop wristband en route to a sixth-place finish at the UBS Hong Kong Open.

Fujikura: Motore Speeder shaft played by the winner of the European Tour’s UBS Hong Kong Open.

RuleGolf: Announces the updated release of its ruletwentyone waterproof towel and golf ball cleaner.

SeeMore Putter Co.: Introduces its black satin si4 putter, which features SeeMore’s RST2 technology.

Cobra Golf: Tour staffer Ian Poulter won the UBS Hong Kong Open with the company’s ZL driver in his bag.

UST Mamiya: AXIVCore Blue shafts were in the PGA European Senior Tour’s Order of Merit winner’s driver and two fairway woods during the 2010 season.

Rife Putters: Reports on its putters that were played at the UBS Hong Kong Open.

Strategic Shafts Technologies: Pure shaft alignment was performed on the winning PGA Tour clubs 43 times in 2010.

Yonex: Tour staffer Ryo Ishikawa, 19, captured his Ishikawa’s bag included Yonex’s Nano V Nextage Type 430 driver and Nano V Nextage Tour Forged irons.

Fujikura: Composites shaft was played by the Re/Max World Long Drive Championship’s Open division winner.

Oban: Kiyoshi 75 gram X shaft played in the Children’s Miracle Network Classic winner’s TaylorMade driver.

Ping: S56 irons were played by the respective winners on the LPGA and Sunshine tours this week, giving the line its 11 and 12 wins worldwide.

SuperStroke: Slim oversized putter grip played by the Children’s Miracle Network Classic’s leader in Putts Per GIR with an average of 1.592.

Oban: Kiyoshi 75 gram X shaft played in the Children’s Miracle Network Classic winner’s TaylorMade driver.

Femco Steel Technology: KBS Tour steel shafts were played by winners of three events last week – the Children’s Miracle Network Classic, Singapore Open and AT&T Skills Challenge.