Equipment

Evolve Golf reports that that winner and four top-10 finishers at the Turning Stone Resort Championship used its tees.

Green Keepers Inc. reports that the winner of the Samsung World Championship used its 4 Yards More golf tee.

Titleist introduces its new tour-proven 909 line of drivers. The three-driver line includes the 909 DComp, 909D2 and 909D3 models, each engineered with its own precisely positioned center of gravity to produce distinct launch conditions and ball flights.

Green Keepers Inc. reports that the winner of the Samsung World Championship used its 4 Yards More golf tee.

Bridgestone Golf reports that Paula Creamer used its new B330-RX ball en route to winning the Samsung World Championship.

Titleist reports on Robert Karlsson winning the Dunhill Links Championship in a three-way playoff with fellow brand ambassadors Ross Fisher and Martin Kaymer.

PrideSports, maker of Softspikes cleats, reports that the winner and 23 of the top 27 finishers at the PGA Tour’s Turning Stone Resort Championship, and the winner in addition to five of the top eight finishers at the LPGA’s Samsung World Championship utilized PrideSports products.

TaylorMade-adidas Golf tour staff professional and PGA Tour rookie Dustin Johnson won the Turning Stone Resort Championship while playing the new TaylorMade Burner driver and TaylorMade tour preferred irons.

Fujikura reports that it was the leading driver shaft brand on the PGA, LPGA and Champions Tours during the third quarter of 2008 competition.

FlGolf Inc. reports that Linda Young of Santa Ana, Calif., made a hole-in-one on Sept. 28 playing the Volvik crystal ball.

Aldila reports that Paula Creamer used its DVS shaft in her driver en route to winning the Samsung World Championship.

PrideSports, maker of Softspikes cleats, reports that the winner and 23 of the top 27 finishers at the PGA Tour’s Turning Stone Resort Championship, and the winner in addition to five of the top eight finishers at the LPGA’s Samsung World Championship utilized PrideSports products.

Aldila reports that Paula Creamer used its DVS shaft in her driver en route to winning the Samsung World Championship.

Cobra Golf introduces its longest, straightest driver ever – the King Cobra L5V. This multi-material driver possesses Cobra’s largest, most-forgiving club face, but also features Adjustable Flight Technology, which allows golfers to maximize their personal distance and accuracy through ball flight adjustment.

Element 21 Golf Co. reports that the winner of the FedEx Cup played its Scandium Alloy shafts.

Champ Spikes reports that the winner of the Navistar LPGA Classic wore its Scorpion Stinger spikes for her seventh win of 2008.

Adams Golf claims the hybrid brand count at all four FedEx Cup Playoff tournaments.

Eaton Corp. announces that, according to Darrell Survey, 121 of 144 players in the field at the Navistar LPGA Classic used Golf Pride grips. The survey revealed that 71 players used the Tour Velvet model.

Miura Golf Inc. introduces its limited-edition Small Blade forged iron.

Bridgestone Golf rounds out its e+ series distance performance line of balls with the e7+, a ball designed for those with a high-to-medium ball flight that desire a more penetrating trajectory for increased distance.