Equipment

Strategic Shaft Technologies: Announces that custom clubmaker Precision Golf in Surrey, England, has incorporated the SST’s Pure Specs technology.

Rife Putters: ANZ Ladies Masters winner used an Island Series Barbados putter en route to shooting a final-round 61 and a 26-under-par winning score.

Graphite Design: Nationwide Tour’s Pacific Rubiales Bogota Open winner played the Tour AD UT 85 shaft in his hybrid.

Golf Pride: Eighty-eight percent of Honda Classic field, according to Darrell Survey, played its grips. Seventy players used the Tour Velvet model, while 25 used the colorful Decade MultiCompound model.

SuperStroke Grips: K.J. Choi finished second at the Maybank Malaysian Open while playing a SuperStroke jumbo putter grip.

Bridgestone Golf: Fred Couples wins his second successive Champions Tour start while playing the J38 Dual Pocket Cavity irons (3-PW) and the B330 ball.

Cobra: Tour staffer Camilo Villegas wins the Honda Classic playing with a full complement of Cobra driver, fairway woods and irons.

Aldila: Sixth time PGA Tour winner played RIP shaft in Bogata.

Golfsmith: Announces its new Custom Fit Play Better Guarantee, which guarantees a player’s game will improve after being custom fitted with the purchase of any brand of new clubs purchased in Golfsmith retail stores, online at golfsmith.com or via the company’s contact center. If not, the player can return the clubs.

True Temper: Project X and Dynamic Gold shafts played by respective winners at the Honda Class and Asian Tour’s Maybank Malaysian Open.

Softspikes: Reports that, according to Darrell Survey, the Honda Classic and 70 percent of the plastic cleat wearing field wore its products.

Nippon Shaft: Reports that Karrie Webb, winner of the ANZ Australian Ladies Masters, and three top-10 finishers at the Honda Classic used its shafts in their irons.

Aldila: Sixth time PGA Tour winner played RIP shaft in Bogata.

Nippon Shaft: Reports that Karrie Webb, winner of the ANZ Australian Ladies Masters, and three top-10 finishers at the Honda Classic used its shafts in their irons.

Tiger Shark: Announces that its Juli Inkster set is due out later this month. The set was specifically designed to promote faster swing speeds and high trajectories for female golfers looking to gain distance and accuracy.

Tiger Shark: Announces that its Juli Inkster set is due out later this month. The set was specifically designed to promote faster swing speeds and high trajectories for female golfers looking to gain distance and accuracy.

Frogger: Introduces its Amphibian Tour towel for spring 2010 that is double the size (40-inches by 20-inches) of its original Amphibian.

Eidolon Golf: Launches a consumer-friendly Web site, BestWedge.com, which highlights the company’s line of V-Sole wedges. “The Web site also allows us to share the feedback we get from our enthusiastic owners … ,”said Terry Koehler, president of Eidolon.

Bag Boy: Introduces the T-700 golf travel cover, which fits a 48-inch driver and up to a 10-inch cart bag, and is equipped with internal compression straps that stabilize the bag to ensure clubs are packed safely while being transported.

for golfers seeking a cost effective alternative for transporting their clubs.

Honma Golf: Releases the fourth generation Beres 7-series wood, the MG710.