Equipment

Adams Golf: Staff members Yani Tseng and Bernhard Langer won the Ricoh Women’s British Open and U.S. Senior Open, respectively, playing Speedline drivers and Idea hybrids and irons.

Aldila: RIP Technology used in Greenbrier Classic winner’s driver and 3-wood, along with the Micro Laminate Technology in his NV Hybrid club shaft.

Softspikes: Reports on the results of its cleats, including the Black Widow Tour, on the PGA and Nationwide tours. According to Darrell Survey, the winner and 73 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field at the Greenbrier Classic wore Softspikes products. Softspikes also claims wins at the U.S. Senior Open and Ricoh Women’s British Open.

Champ: Reports that the winner, eight of the top 10 finishers and 70 percent of the field at the European Tour’s Irish Open played its spikes.

Aldila: RIP Technology used in Greenbrier Classic winner’s driver and 3-wood, along with the Micro Laminate Technology in his NV Hybrid club shaft.

Softspikes: Reports on the results of its cleats, including the Black Widow Tour, on the PGA and Nationwide tours. According to Darrell Survey, the winner and 73 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field at the Greenbrier Classic wore Softspikes products. Softspikes also claims wins at the U.S. Senior Open and Ricoh Women’s British Open.

Tour Resource Center: Creates a new division, TRC-WebDesign, which focuses on SEO optimization, social media marketing and website design functions.

Geek Golf: Dot Com This driver played by Tom Hollingworth en route to winning the Knistad European Pro Long Drive Championships.

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Bettinardi Golf: Reports on its customized Country Club Series putters and buckles, which are being carried in a number of top 100 clubs around the country.

Fujikura: Was the No. 1 driver shaft brand at the Senior British Open, and the No. 1 driver and wood shaft brand at the LPGA Evian Masters.

Feel Golf: Introduces a predominantly white-colored Full Release performance grip. The grip is already available in red, yellow and blue, and availability of the white model is scheduled for Sept. 1.

GustBuster: To provide umbrellas for the United States team that will compete in the 16th World Golfers Championship, scheduled Oct. 30-Nov. 6 in Thailand.

Boccieri Golf: Announces that its Heavy Wedge and Heavy Putter Lite-Weight series are now available in the Middle East and North African markets.

Ping: Expands its product line to include the K15 Series, Faith Ladies Series, S56 irons, Anser irons, Tour-S wedges, Eye2 XG wedges and Scottsdale Series putters. Said John Solheim, Ping Chairman and CEO: “From the super-game improvement K15s to the tour-proven S56 irons and Tour-S wedges, we’re reaching golfers of all abilities with our newest technologies. Our putter lines also promise to catch the attention of golfers for their bold new looks and exceptional performance.”

Aerotech: SteelFiber composite shafts were played by a RBC Canadian Open fourth-place finisher.

True Temper: New DG Spinner wedge shaft was played by the winner of the RBC Canadian Open. The win was True Temper’s 30th on the PGA Tour this season.

Femco Steel Technology: KBS Tour steel shaft played by winner of the European Tour’s Scandinavian Masters. The player had the KBS Tour steel shafts in all of his TaylorMade irons.

Tour Edge: Reports that two fourth-place finishers at the RBC Canadian Open played its fairway wood.

Adams Golf: Staffer Bernhard Langer won the Senior British Open playing the Speedline driver (9.5 degree), an Insight fairway wood (3), an Idea Pro hybrid (18 degree) and Idea Pro Black irons (6-PW).

Graphite Design: Shafts were played by the respective winners at the Senior British Open, RBC Canadian Open, LPGA Evian Masters and Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational.