Equipment

Boccieri Golf: Putter manufacturer’s Mid-Weight series is one of five lines chosen for Golf Tips magazine’s 2009 GT Tech Award in the Top Putter category. The Mid-Weight series was said to be chosen for its innovative design.

Fourteen Golf: Company releases its 2010 professional series of MT-28 T.S. SPEC RT wedges, which were designed in collaboration with tour players.

Femco Steel Technology: Company reports that the winner of the Asian Tour’s Order of Merit for a third successive year plays its KBS Tour shafts.

Champ: Spike manufacturer reports that winner of the LPGA Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year Award plays wears its ScorpionStinger spike.

Champ: Spike manufacturer reports that winner of the LPGA Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year Award plays wears its ScorpionStinger spike.

Yes! Golf: Putter manufacturer will introduce three new c-groove models at the PGA Merchandise Show in January. The new putters, Morgan and Mollie, feature multi-material head construction, while the Donna II features a plumber neck hosel.

SeeMore Putter: Company closing out 2009 on a strong note with three-top 10 finishes on major tours and two developmental tour wins.

Rife Putters: PGA Tour player switches back to Rife’s Barbados model and ties for fourth at the Children’s Miracle Network Classic.

Mizuno: Company introduces the new MP T-10 Series of wedges feature its patented Quad Cut Groove technology. The wedges are Grain Flow Forged from 1025E pure select mild carbon steel to provide a soft, solid and consistent feel around the greens.

Titleist: Tour staff members Gregory Bourdy and Rory McIlroy finish first and second at the Hong Kong Open. Both players carry a full complement of Titleist equipment.

Aldila: Shaft manufacturer wins the woods and hybrids shaft count, according to Darrell Survey, at the Children’s Miracle Network Classic, the PGA Tour’s season finale.

Nike Golf: Tour staffers Michelle Wie, Tiger Woods and Stephen Ames won in Mexico, Australia and the United States, respectively, on Sunday. The SQ Dymo family of drivers and the One Tour ball were played by each of the three.

True Temper: Shaft manufacturer claims 42 PGA Tour victories in 2009, including the winner of the Children’s Miracle Network Classic who played Dynamic Gold shafts in his irons.

Honma: Introduces the fourth generation Beres 9-Series, TW904, which is targeted toward professional and low-handicap players.

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Nippon Shaft: Titleist selects Nippon Shaft to provide premium lightweight stock steel shafts for its new high performance AP1 irons.