Equipment

Club Glove: Introduces its HotStepper II, the company’s lightest stand bag to date, weighing just three and a half pounds.

Henry-Griffitts: Clubfitting company introduces the Stripe-It shaft, a proprietary, filament-wound graphite shaft produced exclusively for H-G by Neo-Fiber Industrial Company Ltd.

Club Glove: Introduces its HotStepper II, the company’s lightest stand bag to date, weighing just three and a half pounds.

Mitchell Golf Equipment Institute: Offers the Teaching Professional’s Club Performance Teaching School, a three-day training program that educates teaching pros on how to add club performance evaluation and alterations to their lesson programs.

Graphite Design: Reports that four of the top 10 finishers at the Mayakoba Golf Classic played its Tour AD shafts. Also, the company reports having 44 shafts in play on the PGA Tour, 15 of which were the new Tour AD DI shafts.

Nike Golf: Introduces the SQ Machspeed hybrids, which use Nike’s Total Swing Aerodynamic technology that is designed to create a higher initial ball velocity and launch angle with less spin. Nike staffer Suzann Pettersen used the new hybrids in competition for the first time at the Honda PTT in Thailand and finished second.

Mitchell Golf Equipment Institute: Offers the Teaching Professional’s Club Performance Teaching School, a three-day training program that educates teaching pros on how to add club performance evaluation and alterations to their lesson programs.

Datrek: Announces a successful launch of its 2010 golf bag collection at last month’s PGA Merchandise Show. The show served as the first industry forum for Datrek, now a division of Dynamic Brands, to showcase its new line, which includes the Assault, Raptor and Sabre models.

Aldila: Wins, according to Darrell Survey, the wood and hybrid shaft counts at the Mayakoba Classic, and the hybrid count at WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship.

True Temper: Dynamic Gold shafts were played by the respective winners of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship and the Mayakoba Golf Classic.

Rife Putters: Reports that the winner of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship played its Antigua putter for his ninth career victory.

Fujikura: WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship winner played its Motore Speeder shaft in his driver.

Champ: Reports that, according to Darrell Survey, the two respective winners on the PGA Tour and one on the LPGA wore its spikes. Also, 56 percent of the field at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship wore its spikes.

Softspikes: Reports that, according to Darrell Survey, it won the cleat counts at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship and the Mayakoba Classic, respectively.

Titleist: Ian Poulter won his first World Golf Championship at the Accenture Match Play Championship while playing the Pro V1x. It was Poulter’s ninth win worldwide – all with a Titleist golf ball.

Cobra: Tour staffer Ian Poulter won the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship playing the brand’s new ZL driver, along with the Cobra Pro CB (4-7) and Cobra Pro MB (8-pw) irons.

Datrek: Announces a successful launch of its 2010 golf bag collection at last month’s PGA Merchandise Show. The show served as the first industry forum for Datrek, now a division of Dynamic Brands, to showcase its new line, which includes the Assault, Raptor and Sabre models.

Aldila: Wins, according to Darrell Survey, the wood and hybrid shaft counts at the Mayakoba Classic, and the hybrid count at WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship.