Equipment

John Letters: Debuts its new Tour Black wedges for Spring 2011. The wedges were designed with input from John Letters’ staff players – Phil Archer, Chris Hanson and Sam Torrance.

FLGolf: Reports on its Crystal Golf Rose Crystal 70 compression balls.

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.

FLGolf: Reports on its Crystal Golf Rose Crystal 70 compression balls.

Balance-Certified Golf: Partners with SK Fiber to develop Quantum SS, the first driver shaft designed specifically to work with Balance-Certified’s Structural Shaft Stabilization Technology. Prototypes of the shaft will be on display at the PGA Merchandise Show.

Callaway Golf: Announces the Feb. 18 retail availability of the new Callaway RAZR X line of irons, which includes the RAZR X, RAZR X Tour and RAZR X Forged irons.

Balance-Certified Golf: Partners with SK Fiber to develop Quantum SS, the first driver shaft designed specifically to work with Balance-Certified’s Structural Shaft Stabilization Technology. Prototypes of the shaft will be on display at the PGA Merchandise Show.

AccuSport International: Expands its partnership with TruGolf, the makers of E6 simulation software and the TruTrac tracking system. Under the agreement, the companies have integrated their club and ball data collection systems.

Aerotech: Collects a second top-10 finish on the PGA Tour in 2011. The fifth-place finisher at the Sony Open in Hawaii played Aerotech’s SteelFiber composite shafts.

Fujikura: Rombax shaft was used in the driver of the European Tour’s Joburg Open winner.

SeeMore Putter Co.: Expands its CS gunmetal series with the introduction of the DB4x mallet. The new DB4x is milled and features SeeMore’s new RifleScope 2 technology, which offers the benefits of the original RifleScope Technology in a hosel style putter.

PowerBilt Golf: Introduces its junior club line for 2011. Also, PowerBilt has partnered with the HB Foundation to invest in the future of golf with a $5 million commitment to junior golf.

Matrix Shafts: Reports that its Ozik HD 6 shaft was the cumulative No. 1 model in terms of usage on the PGA Tour in 2010.

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Aerotech Golf: Developed the new Zen F-360 Resonance putter shaft for Zen Oracle’s line of Zen RDE putters.

Nike Golf: Reports on Charl Schwartzel’s successful defense of his Joburg Open. Schwartzel played Nike Golf VR equipment, including his Nike VR Tour driver and Nike VR blades.

Villas of Grand Cypress Golf Resort: Selected among Golf Digest’s inaugural listing for America’s 100 Best Fitters.

Nike Golf: Introduces a new hybrid, the VR Pro Hybrid, that has been developed as a result of the demands of Nike Golf’s tour staff. The full compression channel technology along with variable face thickness creates a face 21 percent hotter than Nike’s previous VR Hybrid, which increases speed for greater distance and control.

Nike Golf: Introduces the Nike Method Core putter, which will be available on March 3.

PowerBilt: Citation brand of golf clubs will be sold exclusively in green grass pro shops. This new breed of Citation clubs are fit by a golf professional at an authorized green grass facility, then built by Club Pro Golf in the U.S.