Equipment

Alpha Golf reports that its C830.2 Plasma driver and the RX Low Pro hybrid were used to achieve two top-10 finishes at the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf.

Evolve Golf announces a new version of its Epoch tee, combining a slimmer shaft and new lengths for easier insertion into the ground with an enhanced construction. The Epoch is now available in 3 ¼-inch and 2 ¾-inch heights, as well as a 1 ½-inch version designed specifically for use with fairway woods, irons and hybrids.

Fujikura reports it was the No. 1 driver shaft brand at 95 percent of all U.S. tour events, including the PGA, LPGA, Champions and Nationwide, through the first quarter of 2008 competition.

PrideSports reports that 20 of the top 30 finishers at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship played its products. Also, the respective winners on the Nationwide Tour and Champions Tour used its products.

Graphite Design reports that, according to Darrell Survey, that the winner of the Stanford International Pro-Am and runner-up at EDS Byron Nelson Championship played its shafts.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the EDS Byron Nelson Championship played its Proforce V2 shafts in his Titleist driver and fairway wood.

Champ Spikes reports that the winner of the EDS Byron Nelson Championship wore its Scorpion Stinger spikes, and the Duramed Futures Tour’s Jalapeno Classic champion also wore Stinger spikes.

Titleist reports that Adam Scott played its equipment from tee-to-green en route to winning the EDS Byron Nelson Championship. Scott played the Pro V1 ball, AP2 irons and Scotty Cameron putter.

Eaton Corp. reports that the majority of players at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship used Golf Pride.

Aldila reports that the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s Henrico County Open used its VS Proto and NV shafts in his woods and hybrids.

PrideSports reports that 20 of the top 30 finishers at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship played its products. Also, the respective winners on the Nationwide Tour and Champions Tour used its products.

Aldila reports that the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s Henrico County Open used its VS Proto and NV shafts in his woods and hybrids.

KZG launches its newest irons, the MC III and MC IIIx.

For the fourth consecutive week, United Sports Technologies reports that its shafts were used by a tour winner, most recently at the LPGA’s Ginn Open.

Ping reports thats pro Lorena Ochoa added its Redwood ZB putter to her bag to begin the season.

Titleist reports on Boo Weekley and Tom Watson winning on the PGA and Champions tour, respectively, using the Pro V1x (Weekley) and Pro V1 (Watson).

Graphite Design reports that, according to Darrell Survey it won graphite wood shaft count on the Japan Tour for the 159th consecutive event.

Cleveland Golf professional Boo Weekley won his second consecutive Verizon Heritage playing a full complement of Cleveland Golf clubs and a Never Compromise putter.

Champ Spikes reports that the winner of the Ginn Open, her record-tying four consecutive win, wore its Scorpion Stinger spikes.

PrideSports, maker of Softspikes cleats, reports that it swept the cleat counts on PGA, Champions and Nationwide tours. The company’s Pulsar and Black Widow models outdistanced the plastic cleat competition by more than a 3-to-1 ratio on the PGA Tour.