Equipment

Champ: Spikes were worn by the European Tour’s BMW Italian Open winner, along with seven of the top 10 finishers and 71 percent of the entire field. At The Players Championship, 70 percent of the top 10 finishers wore Scorpion Stinger spikes.

Srixon: Tour staffers Tim Clark and Robert Allenby finished one-two at The Players Championship. Both played with Srixon Z-Star balls, Srixon irons and Cleveland wedges.

UST Mamiya: Irod CB 90 model shaft was played in the hybrid of The Players Championship winner. The victory represents the company’s sixth on the PGA Tour and 12th worldwide this season.

True Temper Sports: DG Spinner and Rifle shafts were played by winner of The Players Championship. The first-time PGA Tour winner used the new DG Spinner in his sand and lob wedges and Rifle in his irons.

Softspikes: Equipped 72 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field at The Players Championship, including the winner and runner-up, according to Darrell Survey.

Tiger Shark Golf: Launching 22 products into its 2010 line – 11 new models and 11 reconfigured with major design enhancements. Among the new products are four new models in the Great White and GreenSpeed lines, along with the next generation of UltraTac Jumbo grips.

Fujikura: Motore F1 shaft was played in the driver of The Players Championship winner.

Champ: Spikes were worn by the European Tour’s BMW Italian Open winner, along with seven of the top 10 finishers and 71 percent of the entire field. At The Players Championship, 70 percent of the top 10 finishers wore Scorpion Stinger spikes.

Srixon: Tour staffers Tim Clark and Robert Allenby finished one-two at The Players Championship. Both played with Srixon Z-Star balls, Srixon irons and Cleveland wedges.

Srixon Sports: Reports on 18-year-old Ryo Ishikawa’s 12-under 58 en route to The Crowns title, his seventh on the Japan Golf Tour.

Bridgestone Golf: Reports that five out of the 30 golf balls rated by Golf Digest’s Hot List were Bridgestone balls that landed in the Gold classification.

Srixon Sports: Reports on 18-year-old Ryo Ishikawa’s 12-under 58 en route to The Crowns title, his seventh on the Japan Golf Tour.

Bridgestone Golf: Reports that five out of the 30 golf balls rated by Golf Digest’s Hot List were Bridgestone balls that landed in the Gold classification.

Callaway Golf: Along with wholly-owned subsidiary Top-Flite, earned four medals in Golf Digest’s 2010 Ball Hot List. Combined, Callaway and Top-Flite led the gold medal count with three products.

Fourteen Golf: Reports that the winner of the Japan LPGA’s CyberAgent Ladies Championship played its wedges.

Callaway Golf: Along with wholly-owned subsidiary Top-Flite, earned four medals in Golf Digest’s 2010 Ball Hot List. Combined, Callaway and Top-Flite led the gold medal count with three products.

True Temper Sports: Reports that its shaft brands won on the PGA, European, Nationwide and Japanese PGA tours. True Temper’s Project X, Grafalloy, Dynamic Gold and Rifle shafts were all in play.

KBS: Reports that 13 players at the Quail Hollow Championship made KBS Tour the shaft of choice in their iron sets.

Geek Golf: Reports that Patrick Hopper used its Dot Com This driver at the Long Drivers of America Texas Shootout.

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Ping: Reports that tour staff pros Bubba Watson, Heath Slocum and Hunter Mahan are the PGA Tour’s current leaders in driving distance, accuracy and total driving, respectively. Watson and Slocum use the G15 driver, while Mahan plays the Rapture V2.