Equipment

Fujikura: Introduces its line of new shafts for 2010 – the FitOn Max Series, the Motore F3 and the Motore Speeder, which won the first week it was put in play on the European Tour at the Barclays Singapore Open.

Mizuno: Luke Donald extends a long-standing relationship by signing a new multi-year agreement with Japanese manufacturer Mizuno. The contract is Donald’s third with Mizuno.

Nike Golf: Introduces a new hybrid, the Victory Red Hybrids, which the company says “convey beauty, refinement and premium sophistication.” Charl Schwartzel already has won with an 18-degree Nike VR Hybrid in his bag on the European Tour in 2010. Nike has slightly opened the face angle of the hybrid and shifted the center of gravity.

The Hackers Paradise: Announces the results of its 2010 Driver Shootout, including Callaway Diablo Edge winning the overall category among 20 drivers reviewed.

Dixon Golf: Company’s golf ball recycling drive at Sierra Golf Works in Mesa, AZ., rounded up more than 7,000 used golf balls that were turned in for recycling and research efforts. Used golf balls were returned in exchange for credits for new Dixon Earth golf balls, free hybrid golf clubs and 10 percent off merchandise at Sierra Golf Works.

SeeMore Putters: A pair of top-15 finishers at the Sony Open in Hawaii played the company’s milled FGP blade putters.

Fujikura Golf: Introduces Enso, a proprietary 3D clubfitting system that uses advanced motion tracking and biomechanical performance technologies to produce precise clubfitting.

Golf Pride: Introduces its new line of grips for 2010, including the revamped Tour Wrap 2G, the purple/black New Decade MultiCompound and the white/black DD2 swing grips.

UST Mamiya: Will showcase its recently-launched Attas International Series ISA-1000 and Proforce AXIVCore Tour Green shaft models, along with a new line of premium grips, at the PGA Merchandise Show, Jan. 28-30 in Orlando, FL.

The Hackers Paradise: Announces the results of its 2010 Driver Shootout, including Callaway Diablo Edge winning the overall category among 20 drivers reviewed.

Golf Pride: Introduces its new line of grips for 2010, including the revamped Tour Wrap 2G, the purple/black New Decade MultiCompound and the white/black DD2 swing grips.

PowerBilt: Company introduces its new nitrogen-charged irons that also feature a proprietary Apollo steel shaft, which weighs only 85 grams – much lighter than a conventional steel shaft and slightly more than graphite.

Knetgolf: Is selected as the official range ball supplier to the indoor Equipment Test Center at the 2010 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, FL. Knetgolf, which will exhibit under its wholesale moniker, GolfBallsOnly, will supply two-piece balls recovered and refurbished via the company’s state-of-the-art process.

UST Mamiya: Winner of the Sony Open in Hawaii played the company’s Proforce AXIVCore Tour Black model in his driver (69-gram, X-flex) and the Frequency Filtered Putter Shaft.

Pure Grips: To debut its line of grips and installation tools at the PGA Merchandise Show, Jan. 28-30 in Orlando, FL. Pure Grips will also participate in Demo Day on Wednesday, Jan. 27.