Equipment

PowerBilt‘s Air Force One drivers, fairway woods and hybrid clubs will be featured in the company’s infomercial that debuts Jan. 17 on Golf Channel.

Adams Golf introduces its Speedline drivers and hybrid-fairway woods. The drivers are designed to increase clubhead speed and distance, while the hybrid-fairway woods combine the playability of a hybrid with the distance of a fairway wood.

PowerBilt‘s Air Force One drivers, fairway woods and hybrid clubs will be featured in the company’s infomercial that debuts Jan. 17 on Golf Channel.

Titleist reports that Geoff Ogilvy played its Pro V1 golf ball to win the Mercedes-Benz Championship. Also, runner-up Davis Love III played the new 2009 Pro V1x and a full bag of Titleist golf clubs.

PrideSports reports that the winner of the Mercedes-Benz Championship wore its cleats, while 20 of the 33 players in the winner-only season-opening field used the company’s products. This marks the 13th consecutive year that PrideSports plastic cleats will start the season as the No. 1 brand on the PGA Tour.

True Temper reports that the top five money winners at the Mercedes-Benz Championship, including the winner, played its shafts. Also, at the European Tour’s Joburg Open, True Temper’s Project X and Project X Flighted shafts were used by the first- and second-place finishers.

Aldila reports that the winner of the Mercedes-Benz Championship played its VooDoo shaft.

Cobra brand ambassador Geoff Ogilvy used the new S9-1 driver en route to winning the Mercedes-Benz Championship. He also played its fairway metal and irons.

Aldila reports that the winner of the Mercedes-Benz Championship played its VooDoo shaft.

Titleist reports that of the 20 players using Titleist balls at the season-opening Mercedes-Benz Championship, 10 were playing the New Pro V1 or Pro V1x for the first time in PGA Tour competition. The balls will be available in golf shops in February.

Adams Golf‘s Speedline driver, Idea Tech a4 and a4OS hybrids and irons are recognized on Golf Digest‘s “2009 Hot List.” All received gold awards.

Rife Putters reports that it has made Golf Digest‘s “Hot List” for the fourth straight year. The list, which is published in the February 2009 issue, includes Rife’s new Abaco putter in the “Mid-Mallet” category and the new Black Barbados Tour Mallet in the “Mallet” category.

Adams Golf‘s Speedline driver, Idea Tech a4 and a4OS hybrids and irons are recognized on Golf Digest‘s “2009 Hot List.” All received gold awards.

Cleveland Golf/Srixon introduces its latest product introductions for 2009, which include the new HiBore Monster XLS driver, CG7 Tour irons, and the new VP putter models.

Cleveland Golf/Srixon introduces its latest product introductions for 2009, which include the new HiBore Monster XLS driver, CG7 Tour irons, and the new VP putter models.

Boccieri Golf, maker of the Heavy Putter, announces that its new Mid-Weight Series K4 blade model has been named to the Golf Digest “2009 Hot List,” the company’s third such honor in four years.

Boccieri Golf, maker of the Heavy Putter, announces that its new Mid-Weight Series K4 blade model has been named to the Golf Digest “2009 Hot List,” the company’s third such honor in four years.

Ping reports that eight of its products are featured in Golf Digest‘s annual “Hot List” in the February issue.

Mizuno reports that all four of the company’s new iron models received gold medals from Golf Digest‘s “Hot List” judges.

Ping reports that eight of its products are featured in Golf Digest‘s annual “Hot List” in the February issue.