Equipment

Titleist reports that it was the tee-to-green leader across every major equipment category (balls, drivers, fairway metals, utility metals, irons, wedges and putters) at the U.S. Amateur.

Rife Putters reports that the winner of the CN Canadian Women’s Open used its Rife 2 Bar Hybrid putter, giving Rife its first win on the LPGA.

Honma Golf Co. will unveil its newest products, including the Beres model series woods and irons, at the PGA Fall Demo Day at Badlands Golf Club on Monday, Aug. 25, in Las Vegas, Nev.

Rife Putters reports that the winner of the JELD-WEN Tradition, his first senior major championship, used its Rife Barbados putter.

Rife Putters reports that the winner of the CN Canadian Women’s Open used its Rife 2 Bar Hybrid putter, giving Rife its first win on the LPGA.

Yes! Golf reports that rookie Haeji Kang won the Greater Richmond Duramed Futures Classic using the new Donna putter.

Graphite Design reports that the respective Champions and PGA Tour winners used Graphite Design YS series shafts. The JELD-WEN Tradition winner played Graphite Design’s YS-7 shaft in his 3-wood, while the Wyndham Championship winner played a YS-6 shaft in his 3-wood.

PrideSports, maker of Softspikes cleats, reports that it captured the cleat count at the PGA Tour’s Wyndham Championship and that the respective winners of both the Champions Tour’s JELD-WEN Tradition and Nationwide Tour’s Xerox Classic used its products.

Champ Spikes reports that the winner of the Wyndham Championship wore its Scorpion Stinger Spikes with the Q-Lok fastening system.

Dixon Golf announces that Haggin Oaks Golf Club in Sacramento is the first golf course in Northern California to carry the 100 percent eco-friendly Earth golf balls.

Aldila reports that the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s Xerox Classic played its new VooDoo shaft in his driver.

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to Darrell Survey, 90 percent of the 156 players in the Xerox Classic field played Golf Pride grips.

PrideSports, maker of Softspikes cleats, reports that it captured the cleat count at the PGA Tour’s Wyndham Championship and that the respective winners of both the Champions Tour’s JELD-WEN Tradition and Nationwide Tour’s Xerox Classic used its products.

Dixon Golf announces that Haggin Oaks Golf Club in Sacramento is the first golf course in Northern California to carry the 100 percent eco-friendly Earth golf balls.

Aldila reports that the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s Xerox Classic played its new VooDoo shaft in his driver.

Alpha Golf introduces the new Luxe LX shaft.

Fujikura wins the driver and wood shaft brand count, which includes hybrids, at the JELD-WEN Tradition.

Dixon Golf will introduce its 100 percent eco-friendly Earth golf ball at the PGA Fall Expo, Aug. 25-27 in Las Vegas, Nev.

PrideSports reports that opening round cleat usage at the Nationwide Tour’s Xerox Classic was nearly 100 percent from the PrideSports stable of products.

Fujikura wins the driver and wood shaft brand count, which includes hybrids, at the JELD-WEN Tradition.