Equipment

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.

TaylorMade Golf: Company’s new TP wedge with xFT (Exchangeable Face Technology) allows players to remove a worn clubface and replace it with a new one to maintain peak performance in terms of spin and control.

Fourteen Golf: Winner of the LPGA’s Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year award plays the brand’s 52-, 56- and 60-degree MT-28 V4 wedges, and the SF-206 Nos. 3, 5 and 7 woods.

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.

Fourteen Golf: Seventeen-year-old amateur wins the inaugural Asian Amateur title with the company’s clubs in his bag.

Cleveland Golf/Srixon: Company adds the CG15, which features a classic wedge design with advanced manufacturing technology – the new Zip Grooves technology and the Laser Milled, a surface roughness technology.

Cleveland Golf/Srixon: Company introduces its new irons, the CG7 Black Pearl and CG7 Tour BP irons. The irons combine the Gelback and Micro-Cavity technologies of their predecessors with Cleveland® Golf’s new Laser Milled and Zip Groove technologies, which are currently featured in its latest CG15 wedge.

Cleveland Golf/Srixon: Company adds the CG15, which features a classic wedge design with advanced manufacturing technology – the new Zip Grooves technology and the Laser Milled, a surface roughness technology.

Cleveland Golf/Srixon: Company introduces its new irons, the CG7 Black Pearl and CG7 Tour BP irons. The irons combine the Gelback and Micro-Cavity technologies of their predecessors with Cleveland® Golf’s new Laser Milled and Zip Groove technologies, which are currently featured in its latest CG15 wedge.

True Temper Sports: Winner of WGC-HSBC Champions played Project X steel shafts in his irons. The win was his second World Golf Championships title.