Equipment

Titleist reports on Angela Stanford and Jeev Milka Singh winning on the LPGA and Asian tours, respectively, playing the Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls. The wins marked half of the weekend’s total by Titleist professional users worldwide.

Femco Steel Technology announces that Ping now offers the company’s premium KBS Tour steel shafts, featuring new Moment of Inertia technology, through the Ping Wrx custom-fitting department.

Evolve Golf announces that its Epoch tee was used in 11 PGA Tour victories during 2008.

Tour Edge reports on its new Exotics XCG-V driver.

PowerBilt introduces its new Air Force One drivers, fairway woods and hybrid clubs.

Dixon Golf announces that Ute Creek Golf Course in Longmont, Colo., will carry its 100 percent eco-friendly Earth golf balls.

Aldila reports that the winner of the Lorena Ochoa Invitational played its NVS hybrid shaft en route to her second win of the 2008 season.

PowerBilt introduces its new Air Force One drivers, fairway woods and hybrid clubs.

Dixon Golf announces that Ute Creek Golf Course in Longmont, Colo., will carry its 100 percent eco-friendly Earth golf balls.

Mitchell Golf Equipment Co. will exhibit at the PGA Merchandise Show, Jan. 29-31 in Orlando, Fla. This will be Mitchell Golf’s 20th consecutive year at the annual show.

Graphite Design introduces its new line of Aura shafts. These shafts are available in four different aura colors based on the performance needs of both professional and amateur golfers.

SST reports on the performance of its Pure-aligned shafts on the the PGA Tour.

TaylorMade Golf introduces five new premium putters that were created by, and named for putter-maker Kia Ma.

PrideSports reports that the winner of the Nationwide Tour Championship wore the company’s OEM cleats, while Softspikes Pulsar Cleats were worn by the first-, second- and third-place finishes at the LPGA’s Mizuno Classic. Also, PrideSports reports that more than 75 percent of the field at the Children’s Miracle Network Classic used its products.

Fujikura reports that it won the driver shaft brand count at the Children’s Miracle Network Classic and the Nationwide Tour Championship, respectively.

Excel Golf Products Inc. will introduce its Zero Friction three-prong hardwood tee in 2009. The tee will be available in natural and white and in sizes of 2 ¾ and 3 ¼ inches.

Stroke Solutions reports on Matt Bettencourt‘s win at the Nationwide Tour Championship while using the SuperStroke putter grip.

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to Darrell Survey results, 90 percent of the players who competed in the Nationwide Tour Championship used Golf Pride grips on the majority of clubs in their bag.

United Sports Technologies reports that Davis Love III won the Children’s Miracle Network Classic using a UST Proforce V2 76 shaft in his Titleist 909D3 driver and Proforce V2 86 shafts in Titleist fairway woods.

Evolve Golf reports that its Epoch tee was used by the winner of the Children’s Miracle Network Classic.