Equipment

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.

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

GolfBallSelector.com reports that of the 19 players who tied for 15th or better at the PGA Championship, nine played Titleist golf balls, while Callaway had four balls in play.

GolfTees.com, an online seller of golf tees, will bring its Golf Tee Center to the PGA Fall Expo in Las Vegas, Nev. Aug. 26-27.

Strategic Shaft Technologies reports that the winner of the PGA Championship used its SST Pure Shaft Alignment technology, along with 11 of the top 20 finishers.

Boccieri Golf reports that its Heavy Putter Deep Face, Original and Matte Series models will be on display, through distributor McEvans Sports, at the Golf Europe trade show, Oct. 5-7 in Munich, Germany.

Titleist reports that Padraig Harrington won the PGA Championship, his second consecutive major title and his third in the last six, playing its Pro V1x golf ball, while runner-up Ben Curtis used a variety of Titleist clubs in his bag.

Excel Golf reports that the winner of the PGA Championship played its Zero Friction golf tee.

Softspikes cleats won the field count at the PGA Championship with 62 players in the field wearing either the Pulsar or Black Widow models. Overall, 70 percent of the field, including three of the top-five finishers, played PrideSports products.

Titleist announces that it was the ball of choice at the U.S. Women’s Amateur, as 133 of the 156 players played its Titleist golf balls.

Femco Steel Technology reports that its KBS steel shafts have been used by nine winners on the PGA and international tours.

Fujikura wins the driver shaft brand count at the U.S. Women’s Amateur.

Eaton Corp. announces that, according to Darrell Survey, the majority of professionals who played in the 90th PGA Championship played Golf Pride grips, including 27 of the top-30 finishers.