Equipment

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.

UST Mamiya: Waste Management Phoenix Open winner played a proprietary Ping shaft made by UST Mamiya, the Ping TFC700D, in his driver. He also used the ATTAS International Series in his 3-wood and the Proforce V2 in his hybrid.

Softspikes: Wins the plastic cleat brand count at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, Nationwide Tour’s Panama Claro Championship and the LPGA’s HSBC Women’s Champions.

Champ: According to Darrell Survey, the respective winners at the Waste Management Phoenix Open and the HSBC Women’s Champions wore Champ spikes.

Aldila: Nationwide Tour’s Panama Claro Championship winner won playing a VooDoo shaft in his driver. Also, according to Darrell Survey, Aldila won the wood and hybrid shaft manufacturer counts at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

Dixon Golf: Introduces the Dixon Wind golf ball, which features a resilient eco-cover for durability and spin control; a 428 Monster dimple pattern for distance and accuracy; and a densified precast green core for generating extra recoil for greater distance.

Titleist: Hunter Mahan and Rickie Fowler finish one-two at the Waste Management Phoenix Open while playing the Pro V1x.

TaylorMade: Introduces the Monza Spider Vicino putter, Vicino meaning “near” or “next” in Italian. because this is the next generation in this phenomenal family of putters.

UST Mamiya: Waste Management Phoenix Open winner played a proprietary Ping shaft made by UST Mamiya, the Ping TFC700D, in his driver. He also used the ATTAS International Series in his 3-wood and the Proforce V2 in his hybrid.

Champ: According to Darrell Survey, the respective winners at the Waste Management Phoenix Open and the HSBC Women’s Champions wore Champ spikes.

Aldila: Nationwide Tour’s Panama Claro Championship winner won playing a VooDoo shaft in his driver. Also, according to Darrell Survey, Aldila won the wood and hybrid shaft manufacturer counts at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

TaylorMade: Introduces the Monza Spider Vicino putter, Vicino meaning “near” or “next” in Italian. because this is the next generation in this phenomenal family of putters.

Aldila: Thunderball, a Las Vegas-based long drive competition, selects Aldila’s RIP as its official driver shaft.

TaylorMade: Introduces the Burner SuperLaunch, an iron designed for a certain segment of players – mainly slower swingers and low-ball hitters – to get more distance. Burner SuperLaunch iron’s offset also helps straighten a slice and promote a draw.

Aldila: Thunderball, a Las Vegas-based long drive competition, selects Aldila’s RIP as its official driver shaft.

TaylorMade: Introduces the Burner SuperLaunch, an iron designed for a certain segment of players – mainly slower swingers and low-ball hitters – to get more distance. Burner SuperLaunch iron’s offset also helps straighten a slice and promote a draw.

Graphite Design: Allianz Championship winner played its Purple Ice shafts in his driver, 3- and 5-woods.

Fourteen Golf: TC-910 forged irons won the iron count at the Asian Tour International in Bangkok, Thailand. Also, Fourteen Golf’s MT-28 Wedge ranked as the second most played wedge.