Equipment

Tour Edge: Introduces its new Bazooka HT Max iron set. Each individual HT iron has a different blade length, face height, top line, offset, bounce and MOI that optimizes performance.

KZG: Unveils the X95 wedge, designed specifically for the mid- to high- handicap player. The X95 has a single notched sole and is available in eight different loft and bounce combinations.

Tour Edge: Introduces its Bazooka HT Max driver, which features a high moment of inertia from four internal weight cavities in the rear of the sole and a 1-to-1 length-to-width ratio.

UST Mamiya: Confirms that the Masters runner-up played its Proforce V2 in his 3-wood, and the third-place finisher used the Proforce AXIVCore prototype 7250 shaft in his driver and AXIVCore Tour Green in his 3- and 4-woods.

Fourteen Golf: Reports that two top-25 Masters finishers played its clubs.

True Temper: Masters champion played Project X shafts in his irons, while True Temper reports 79 sets in play for the week.

Champ: Masters champion wore its ScorpionStinger spikes, while 52 percent of the field wore Champ product.

Softspikes: Wins the plastic cleat brand count at the Masters, totaling nearly 60 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field, according to Darrell Survey.

Tiger Shark Golf: Masters’ No. 1-ranked putter played the company’s Great White putter and Tiger Shark oversized putter grip.

Tiger Shark Golf: K.J. Choi tied for fourth at the Masters, using a SuperStroke oversized putter grip. Choi ranked fourth overall in total putts with 114.

Champ: Masters champion wore its ScorpionStinger spikes, while 52 percent of the field wore Champ product.

Softspikes: Wins the plastic cleat brand count at the Masters, totaling nearly 60 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field, according to Darrell Survey.

Tiger Shark Golf: K.J. Choi tied for fourth at the Masters, using a SuperStroke oversized putter grip. Choi ranked fourth overall in total putts with 114.

Tiger Shark: K.J. Choi used the SuperStroke putter grip en route to a fourth-place tie at the Masters.

Cobra Golf: Introduces its new Baffler Rail hybrid, an alternative to long irons that offers forgiveness and versatility.

Srixon: Reports that Jim Furyk was playing its Z-STAR Tour Yellow golf ball when he recorded a hole-in-one in the Masters’ Par 3 Contest on Wednesday. Furyk aced the 135-yard ninth hole.

Graphite Design: New Tour AD DI shafts now account for more than 30 percent of its Tour AD shafts used on the PGA Tour. “We designed this shaft to deliver players to the next level in shaft performance and create an impressive impact on their games and we feel we have succeeded in that mission,” said Tak Yamada, vice president of sales and marketing, Graphite Design.

Srixon: Reports that Jim Furyk was playing its Z-STAR Tour Yellow golf ball when he recorded a hole-in-one in the Masters’ Par 3 Contest on Wednesday. Furyk aced the 135-yard ninth hole.

Yes! Golf: Reports success on PGA, LPGA and Duramed Futures tours with a win, a runner-up and a top-10 finish.