Equipment

Vibrant Golf: Reports on its VibraCoat technology that allows shafts to be created in a variety of color combinations and finishes.

Softspikes: Claims wins at the PGA Championship and Nationwide Tour’s Price Cutter Charity Championship.

SeeMore Putter Co.: Reports that third- and 16th-place finishers at the PGA Championship play its putters.

True Temper Sports: Dynamic Gold shafts were played by the PGA Championship winner. True Temper also led the iron shaft count at the year’s final major with 133 sets in play.

Aerotech Golf: New Claymore LD400 driver shaft was played by the first-, second- and third-place finishers at the Re/Max World Long Drive Championship qualifier in Pleasanton, Calif.

Champ: Reports that Jennifer Song won at the Duramed Futures Tour’s Greater Richmond Golf Classic wearing the company’s spikes.

Aldila: Won the wood and hybrid shaft counts at the PGA Championship, according to Darrell Survey. Also, the Nationwide Tour’s Price Cutter Charity Championship winner played a driver shaft that featured Aldila’s RIP Technology.

Vibrant Golf: Reports on its VibraCoat technology that allows shafts to be created in a variety of color combinations and finishes.

Softspikes: Claims wins at the PGA Championship and Nationwide Tour’s Price Cutter Charity Championship.

Aerotech Golf: New Claymore LD400 driver shaft was played by the first-, second- and third-place finishers at the Re/Max World Long Drive Championship qualifier in Pleasanton, Calif.

Mitchell Golf Equipment Co.: Reports on its new digital loft/lie machines for irons and putters.

Mitchell Golf Equipment Co.: Reports on its new digital loft/lie machines for irons and putters.

PowerBilt: Receivers positive reviews of its new Air Force One drivers from MyGolfSpy.com.

Oban Composites: Devotion 75 X shaft was played in the driver of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational fifth-place finisher.

Aerotech: Reports that a top-10 finisher at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational played the company’s SteelFiber shafts.

Fourteen Golf: Reports that a top-10 finisher at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational played a tour-specific 3 Type #4 hybrid iron and the MT-28 V5 wedge with 60 degrees loft.

Titleist: Reports that Hunter Mahan played the Titleist Pro V1x en route to winning the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. Titleist also led the field count in golf balls; iron sets; hybrids; sand, lob and approach wedges; and putters.

UST Mamiya: Confirms that the winner and runner-up at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational played its shafts. The winner played a proprietary Ping shaft, the TFC700D made by UST Mamiya, in his driver, and the Attas International Series in his 3-wood.

Femco Steel Technology: Reports on the performance of its KBS Tour shafts, which have been used to win 26 professional tour titles worldwide.

True Temper Sports: Reports that the respective winners of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, Turning Stone Resort Championship and the Nationwide’s Wichita Open played its shafts. The Bridgestone champion played Dynamic Gold shafts in his irons.