Equipment

Champ: Spikes were worn by the winner of the Africa Open, along with 65 percent of the field and seven of the top-10 finishers.

Oban Composites: Kiyoshi 75 X flex shaft was played by the runner-up of the Hyundai Tournament of Champions.

Champ: Launches the new Zarma Fly tee, which is made with environmentally-friendly materials, a durable plastic design, and constructed with a 6-prong head that makes it easier to place the ball on the tee and keep it stable.

PowerBilt: Introduces the Air Force One – Air Foil 2, the next generation of Air Force One drivers, fairway woods and hybrids. All Air Foil 2 drivers feature a 2.6 millimeter forged titanium face, which, the company reports, is approximately 20 percent thinner than other leading brands.

STX Golf: To introduce the new SS2 putter from the STX Sync Series, which embodies the same characteristics as the Sync Tour Mallet.

Champ: Launches the new Zarma Fly tee, which is made with environmentally-friendly materials, a durable plastic design, and constructed with a 6-prong head that makes it easier to place the ball on the tee and keep it stable.

True Temper: Shafts played by winner of the season-opening Hyundai Tournament of Champions. The winner played Dynamic Gold X100 shafts in his irons and DG Spinner shafts in his wedges.

LT Golf: Eazy Bag selected as a finalist for the ING Industry Honors Awards in the Product Ingenuity category.

Aerotech: SteelFiber shafts were played by a top-10 finisher at the season-opening Hyundai Tournament of Champions.

LT Golf: Eazy Bag selected as a finalist for the ING Industry Honors Awards in the Product Ingenuity category.

Aerotech: SteelFiber shafts were played by a top-10 finisher at the season-opening Hyundai Tournament of Champions.

Titleist: Opens 2011 with three wins worldwide, including Jonathan Byrd’s playoff win over Robert Garrigus at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. Both players used the Pro V1.

DnA Golf: Expands its product line with a traditional welded-face driver, the Alpha 610, that will be on display at the Promotional Products Association International Expo today in Las Vegas.

Graphite Design: Introduces the Tour AD DJ, the newest shaft in the popular Tour AD series.

Champ Spikes: Reports that the winner of the Hyundai Tournament of Champions wore its ScorpionStinger, along with 60 percent of the season-opening field.

UST Mamiya: Reports that Hyundai Tournament of Champions winner relied on its Proforce V2 models in his driver, fairway wood (both 86 gram, x-flex) and hybrid (89 gram, x-flex).

Softspikes: Pulsar cleat was worn by the second-place finisher at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. Also, Softspikes product was worn by eight of the top 14 finishers.

PowerBilt: Nitrogen-charged technology incorporated into the Air Force One N7 irons, which have been named to the Golf Digest Hot List for 2011.

Callaway Golf: Announces the Jan. 14 retail availability of its new X Series Jaws CC wedges. The wedges, which debut Callaway Golf’s Tour CC grooves, were created by Roger Cleveland, Callaway’s chief of golf club design.

Mizuno: Tour staffer Jonathan Byrd won the Hyundai Tournament of Champions playing Mizuno MP irons, fairway wood and hybrids.