Equipment

Fujikura: Motore F1 driver shaft was played by Reno-Tahoe Open winner.

Softspikes: Black Widow grips were played by a top 15 Open Championship finisher. The player used the Tour Silk model.

Nippon Shaft: Prototype Tour shafts were played by nine players in the Open Championship field, including a third-place finisher.

Softspikes: Reports that seven of the top nine plastic-cleat wearing finishers at the Open Championship wore its product. Also, Softspikes won the cleat count on the PGA and Nationwide tours, respectively.

Aldila: VooDoo shafts, which feature S-core Technology, helped the company win the wood and hybrid shaft manufacturer counts on PGA and Nationwide tours.

Axis 1 Golf: Eagle putter is recognized as a bronze medal winner at the 2010 International Design Excellence Awards in the Leisure and Recreation category.

Ping: Pro Louis Oosthuizen played the company’s new S56 irons and Tour-S Rustique wedges en route to winning the Open Championship. Both clubs will be officially introduced on July 28, and will be available retail in mid-September.

SuperStroke Golf: Staff pro Matt Bettencourt used the Fatso putter grip en route to winning the Reno-Tahoe Open, his first on the PGA Tour.

Titleist: Reports that Louis Oosthuizen played the Pro V1x golf ball en route to winning the Open Championship.

Champ: Spikes were worn by the 139th Open Championship winner and 55 percent of the field.

SeeMore Putter Co.: Staff pro Mathias Gronberg switched to the company’s FGP mallet putter and tied for third at the Reno-Tahoe Open.

True Temper Sports: Project X shafts were played by Open Championship winner. A Project X graphite shaft was in the player’s driver and fairway woods.

Softspikes: Reports that seven of the top nine plastic-cleat wearing finishers at the Open Championship wore its product. Also, Softspikes won the cleat count on the PGA and Nationwide tours, respectively.

Aldila: VooDoo shafts, which feature S-core Technology, helped the company win the wood and hybrid shaft manufacturer counts on PGA and Nationwide tours.

Champ: Spikes were worn by the 139th Open Championship winner and 55 percent of the field.

Dixon Golf: Introduces its new Fire golf ball, which features an Elastodynamic recyclable cast urethane cover and a 318 tour-precision dimple pattern. The Fire ball retails for $74.95 per dozen – the most expensive ball on the market.

Titleist: Reports that 90 players in the 156-player Open Championship field played its golf balls, more than four times the nearest competitor with 20.