Equipment

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.

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.