Equipment

Tiger Shark Golf: SuperStroke Fatso grip played by a top 10 finisher making his Champions Tour debut at the Dick’s Sporting Goods Open.

True Temper Sports: Dynamic Gold, Grafalloy and Project X shafts were played by Travelers Championship winner. The first-time PGA Tour winner played Dynamic Gold shafts in his irons, a Grafalloy “pink prototype” shaft in his driver and the new Project X graphite in his 3-wood.

Champ: Spikes were played by the respective winners on four tours Sunday – PGA, European, LPGA and Duramed Futures. At the Travelers Championship, five of the top 10 finishers wore Champ products.

Softspikes: Reports on the performance of its Black Widow cleats at the LPGA Championship and Nationwide Tour’s Mexico Open Bicentenary.

FLGolf: Assumes the role of manufacturing the two-piece construction Crystal golf balls from Volvik. The new golf ball will be labeled Crystal Golf.

Fourteen Golf: TC-910 Forged Irons are the No. 1 iron model played on the Asian Tour according to an independent equipment survey.

Callaway Golf: Staff professional Graeme McDowell won the U.S. Open to join fellow staff pro Phil Mickelson as the year’s first two major winners.

Graphite Design: Had five top 10 finishers at the ShopRite LPGA Classic play its shafts, and had 89 total in play.

Callaway Golf: Staff professional Graeme McDowell won the U.S. Open to join fellow staff pro Phil Mickelson as the year’s first two major winners.

Shaft Skinz: Reports that seven Europro Tour professionals are now using the company’s protective shaft components.

Fourteen Golf: New MT-28 V5 wedges were played by Hooters Tour’s Bentonville Open winner. Also, wins in successive weeks raised the company’s number of victories to seven for 2010.

UST Mamiya: Attas T2 shaft was played by Asian Tour’s Queen’s Cup winner. The 78-gram, x-flex shaft was played in the winner’s driver.

Shaft Skinz: Reports that seven Europro Tour professionals are now using the company’s protective shaft components.

UST Mamiya: Attas T2 shaft was played by Asian Tour’s Queen’s Cup winner. The 78-gram, x-flex shaft was played in the winner’s driver.

True Temper: Project X iron shafts were played by the U.S. Open champion. The company had 138 sets of irons in play for the week.

Tour Edge: Exotics fairway woods were played by a sixth-place finisher at the U.S. Open, the 14th top-10 finish for the fairway woods.

Nippon Shaft: Reports that Sunday’s winner of the ShopRite LPGA Classic and new women’s world No. 1 played its N.S. Pro V-90 lightweight steel shafts in her Bridgestone Tour Stage X-Blade GR C-1 irons.

Tiger Shark Golf: Reports that it ranked as the No. 1 jumbo putter grip at the U.S. Open. Three SuperStroke Fatso grips and one Tiger Shark UltraTac Jumbo grip were in play.

Nippon Shaft: Reports that Sunday’s winner of the ShopRite LPGA Classic and new women’s world No. 1 played its N.S. Pro V-90 lightweight steel shafts in her Bridgestone Tour Stage X-Blade GR C-1 irons.

Aldila: Reports that the U.S. Open winner used the company’s ranges of club shafts – RIP, VooDoo and NVS.