Equipment

TaylorMade tour staffer Rory Sabbatini uses the new R9 driver en route to winning the HP Byron Nelson Championship.

True Temper reports that the winner of the BMW PGA Championship used its Project X steel shafts.

SeeMore Putter Co. reports on D.A. Points, who tied for third at the HP Byron Nelson Championship, the best finish of his career. Points switched to a SeeMore putter for the final round of the Valero Texas Open and recorded 23 putts. En route to tying for third, Points tied for sixth in the field for fewest putts per round.

Dixon Golf announces the Beaver Creek Golf Club in Avon, Colo., will carry its Earth golf balls.

Tiger Shark Golf reports on the winner of the HP Byron Nelson Championship, who played its UltraTac grip.

Nickent Golf reports on the month of May for its hybrids.

Dixon Golf announces the Beaver Creek Golf Club in Avon, Colo., will carry its Earth golf balls.

Henry-Griffitts introduces a new line of premium-priced, milled-face, custom grind Sizzle Wedges. The club’s grind will be fit and customized similar to other elements of the club to which the player is already fit.

Fujikura wins the driver shaft brand and the all wood count, which includes the hybrid models, at the Senior PGA Championship. Also, Fujikura was the No. 1 driver shaft brand at the HP Byron Nelson Championship.

Aldila reports that, according to Darrell Survey, it was the top woods and hybrids shaft manufacturer of choice at the HP Byron Nelson Championship. Aldila also had almost three times as many hybrid shafts in play as the next leading competitor.

Tour Edge reports that the third-place finisher at the Senior PGA Championship played its Exotics XCG-V driver.

Graphite Design reports that the respective winners of the Senior PGA Championship and LPGA Corning Classic played its Tour AD UT hybrid shafts.

Tiger Shark reports that the winner of the HP Byron Nelson Championship played its UltraTac putter grip, and tied for first in Putts Per Round (25.8) and Putts Per GIR (1.531).

Henry-Griffitts introduces a new line of premium-priced, milled-face, custom grind Sizzle Wedges. The club’s grind will be fit and customized similar to other elements of the club to which the player is already fit.

Aldila reports that, according to Darrell Survey, it was the top woods and hybrids shaft manufacturer of choice at the HP Byron Nelson Championship. Aldila also had almost three times as many hybrid shafts in play as the next leading competitor.

UST Mamiya reports that the winner of the HP Byron Nelson Championship played a Proforce AXIVCore prototype extra-stiff flex shaft in his TaylorMade R9 driver.

Axis 1 Golf introduces the Axis 1 Eagle putter. The Eagle’s design shifts the heel weight forward of the striking face and places the putter’s center of gravity exactly in line with the shaft’s axis and on the sweet spot of the club.

Nike Golf staffer Paul Casey won the BMW PGA Championship, his third victory of the 2009 season, and moved to No. 3 in Official World Golf Ranking. Casey plays Nike’s Victory Red irons, prototype putter and Nike One Tour ball.

Nike Golf staffer Paul Casey won the BMW PGA Championship, his third victory of the 2009 season, and moved to No. 3 in Official World Golf Ranking. Casey plays Nike’s Victory Red irons, prototype putter and Nike One Tour ball.

Excel Golf Products Inc. reports on its new Lock N Drive adjustable height tee, which features six settings along the shaft of the tee and can be adjusted with a stopper that fits into evenly spaced notches to produce a consistent tee height regardless of club selection.