Equipment

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.

Golf Pride: Announces two new designs to the V-RAD Rivalry putter grip line and that are in time for the Ryder Cup in late September. The new designs are in the style of the American and European flags.

Sun Mountain: ClubGlider golf travel bag receives a five-star rating from GolfTest USA.

Nippon Shaft: Reports that the U.S. Women’s Open champion played its N.S. Pro V 90 steel shafts in her Taylor Made R-9 irons and an N.S. Pro WT 7000 graphite shaft in her Taylor Made 7-wood.

Golf Pride: Announces two new designs to the V-RAD Rivalry putter grip line and that are in time for the Ryder Cup in late September. The new designs are in the style of the American and European flags.

Sun Mountain: ClubGlider golf travel bag receives a five-star rating from GolfTest USA.

Green Keepers: 4 More Yards golf tee was played by U.S. Women’s Open champion. The champion is currently No. 6 on the LPGA in Fairways Hit (76.9 percent).

Bettinardi: Staff pro Brian Gay will play the Bettinardi BB8 Tour prototype at this week’s Open Championship at St. Andrews.

DnA Golf: Alpha 610 detachable face driver is ruled by the R&A to be conforming with the Rules of Golf.

Green Keepers: 4 More Yards golf tee was played by U.S. Women’s Open champion. The champion is currently No. 6 on the LPGA in Fairways Hit (76.9 percent).

DnA Golf: Alpha 610 detachable face driver is ruled by the R&A to be conforming with the Rules of Golf.

Graphite Design: Pink Tour AD prototype shaft was played by U.S. Women’s Open champion. Also, four other top-10 finishers played the company’s shafts.

Bridgestone Golf: Tour staff player Paula Creamer won the U.S. Women’s Open playing the company’s B330-RX golf ball.

Yes Golf!: C-Groove Callie putter played by European Tour’s Barclays Scottish Open winner.

Golf Pride: Reports that, according to Darrel Survey, its grips were played by 81 percent of the U.S. Women’s Open field.

Tiger Shark Golf: UltraTac jumbo putter grip played by John Deere Classic winner.

Graphite Design: Pink Tour AD prototype shaft was played by U.S. Women’s Open champion. Also, four other top-10 finishers played the company’s shafts.

Bridgestone Golf: Tour staff player Paula Creamer won the U.S. Women’s Open playing the company’s B330-RX golf ball.

Golf Pride: Reports that, according to Darrel Survey, its grips were played by 81 percent of the U.S. Women’s Open field.

Softspikes: Reports that, according to Darrell Survey, the U.S. Women’s Open champion, 19 of the top 25 finishers and 66 percent of the plastic cleat wearing wore its products.