Equipment

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to Darrell Survey the majority of professionals who played in the 137th British Open played Golf Pride grips. Survey data revealed that 89 percent of the top 38 players used Golf Pride grips.

Femco Steel Technology reports that the winner of the U.S. Bank Championship played KBS Tour steel shafts in his Cleveland irons.

Excel Golf Products reports that top-11 finishers Kenny Perry, Dean Wilson and Ryan Palmer used its Zero Friction tee at the U.S. Bank Championship.

Titleist player Padraig Harrington won his second successive British Open while playing the Pro V1x golf ball, as did runner-up Ian Poulter.

TaylorMade-adidas Golf Co. will produce a limited number of special-edition Patriot Golf Day drivers in hopes of helping the Folds of Honor Foundation raise more than $1 million during its Patriot Golf Day fundraising event.

Fujikura wins the driver shaft brand count at the British Open, extending its streak to every 2008 major tournament championship on the U.S. professional tours. The brand also has been the leading driver shaft brand at the Masters, U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open, LPGA Championship, Kraft Nabisco Championship and the Senior PGA Championship.

PrideSports, maker of Softspikes cleats, reports that nearly 60 percent of the British Open field utilized PrideSports’ stable of products including the Pulsar and Black Widow cleats.

PrideSports, maker of Softspikes cleats, reports that nearly 60 percent of the British Open field utilized PrideSports’ stable of products including the Pulsar and Black Widow cleats.

Dixon Golf reports on its new 100 percent eco-friendly golf ball.

Natural Golf expands its product line with the launch of its ST 460 driver, which features the company’s Perfect Aim Technology that aligns the ball with the clubface so golfers don’t have to alter their swing.

Dixon Golf reports on its new 100 percent eco-friendly golf ball.

Eaton Corp. reports that the majority of professionals in the John Deere Classic played Golf Pride grips, including 29 of the top 33 finishers.

SeeMore Putter Co. reports that the five players who made the cut at the John Deere Classic played its putters, while six players in the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic field also played SeeMore putters.

SeeMore Putter Co. reports that the five players who made the cut at the John Deere Classic played its putters, while six players in the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic field also played SeeMore putters.

Fujikura‘s Rombax shaft was used in the driver and fairway woods of the John Deere Classic winner. The brand also won the overall driver shaft count at the John Deere Classic, along with the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic and Nationwide Tour Players Cup.

Champ Spikes announces that the respective winners on the PGA, LPGA, European and Duramed Futures tours wore its spikes, including seven of the top 10 finishers at the John Deere Classic.

PrideSports, maker of Softspikes cleats, reports that it led the field at the John Deere Classic as nearly 80 percent of the players wearing either plastic cleats or metal spikes chose PrideSports products, including 61 players who chose the Softspikes Pulsar cleat. Also, the respective winners at the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic and the Nationwide Tour’s Player’s Cup also wore PrideSports products.

Excel Golf reports that Kenny Perry won for the third time this season, the latest being the John Deere Classic, while using its Zero Friction performance tee.

Femco Steel Technology reports that the winner of the John Deere Classic played its KBS Tour steel shafts.

Titleist reports the Kenny Perry at the John Deere Classic and Rick Price at the Nationwide Tour Players Cup played the Pro V1x and Pro V1, respectively.