Equipment

Aerotech Golf reports that a second-place finisher at the BMW Championship played its SteelFiber i95 taper tip constant weight shafts in his Bridgestone irons (4-PW).

Oban reports that two second-place finishers at the BMW Championship played its Devotion shaft in their drivers.

Honma Golf Co. releases a new iron model, the HT-01. Each iron consists of a larger head that gives golfers confidence at address. The center of gravity design gives this club superior control and maneuverability.

Rife Putters reports that the Nationwide Tour’s Utah Championship winner played its Rife 2-Bar hybrid mallet.

Adams Golf introduces a new line of putters, the a7 Select. The line consists of four classic, time-honored club head shapes – three blades and one mallet. Each features a soft stainless steel head construction, micro-milled faces and co-molded urethane technology inserts for enhanced feel and weight distribution.

Honma Golf Co. releases a new iron model, the HT-01. Each iron consists of a larger head that gives golfers confidence at address. The center of gravity design gives this club superior control and maneuverability.

The BMW Championship winner played True Temper‘s Dynamic Gold shafts in his irons. The event marked the 37th time True Temper shafts were played by a winner on the PGA Tour this season.

The Nationwide Tour’s Utah Championship winner led the field in driving average (322.6 yards) playing Aldila‘s RIP shaft.

James Kingston‘s win at the European Tour’s Mercedes-Benz Championship led a four-win weekend for Titleist golf balls. Jiyai Shin, Josh Teaterand and Thaworn Wiratchant won on the LPGA, Nationwide and Asian tours, respectively.