Equipment

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.

The SeeMore Putter Co. reports on the winner of the Valero Texas Open, who played its FGP Stainless blade to repeat as champion.

Graphite Design announces that three of the top-10 finishers at the Valero Texas Open and the second-place finisher at the LPGA’s Sybase Classic played Graphite Design shafts.

The SeeMore Putter Co. reports on the winner of the Valero Texas Open, who played its FGP Stainless blade to repeat as champion.

Rife Putters reports that the winner of the Champions Tour’s Regions Charity Classic played its 2 Bar Blade putter, his second win since switching to the brand.

KZG reports on Keith Fergus winning the Champions Tour’s Regions Charity Classic while playing its Forged CB-II Ms in 7-PW, which he also used to win the Cap Cana Championship in March.

Fujikura wins the driver shaft brand and the all wood count, which includes the hybrid models, at the Valero Texas Open.

Titleist reports that staffers Zach Johnson and Michael Sim won the Valero Texas Open and BMW Charity Pro-Am, respectively, playing the Pro V1x golf ball and Titleist equipment.

True Temper Sports Inc. reports that the respective winners at the Valero Texas Open, European Tour’s Irish Open and Nationwide Tour’s BMW Charity Pro-Am played its shafts – Dynamic Gold shafts at the Valero Texas Open, Project X steel shafts at the other two events.

Alpha Golf reports that Keith Fergus won the Champions Tour’s Regions Charity Classic playing the Alpha V5 LX driver, and has climbed to No. 2 on the money list.

KZG releases its OC-II irons, which offer additional features and a more stream-lined design than its predecessor, the OC-I, which has been KZG’s best-selling high performance irons for the last three years.

Oban announces that their Devotion 75 X shaft was used to finish in the top 10 at The Players Championship in Ponte Vedra, Fla.

TaylorMade Golf introduces the R9 460 driver, which combines TaylorMade’s Flight Control Technology with a longer and lightweight graphite shaft.

Excel Golf introduces its new Zero Friction 4-inch performance tees.

Fujikura reports that, according to Darrell Survey’s 2009 U.S. Sun Belt Survey, it is the No. 1 graphite shaft company with regard to consumer product penetration. The survey was conducted with golfers at public and private courses in California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Florida during the first quarter of 2009.

TaylorMade Golf introduces the Monza Spider Balero, a new addition to its line of Rossa Monza Spider putters. The Balero is a large mallet with a uniquely shaped head that makes it easier to aim the clubface correctly.

Excel Golf introduces its new Zero Friction 4-inch performance tees.

Evolve Golf reports that three top-10 finishers at The Players Championship played its Epoch tee.

True Temper Sports reports that The Players Championship winner played its Dynamic Gold Tour Issue shafts in his irons and Grafalloy Blue shafts in his driver, 3- and 5-wood.

Tiger Shark Golf reports on becoming one of the predominant over-sized putter grip companies in the industry.