Equipment

Adams Golf reports that, according to Darrell Survey, it won the hybrids count at the PGA Tour Q-School for a second consecutive year. Adams Golf accounted for 65 of the 155 hybrids in play during the week.

Feel Golf Co. announces a new and free service of providing customers personalized clubs based on their preferences.

Nike Golf introduces its 360-degree Fitting System, which fits every club from driver to lob wedge.

Scratch Golf launches its new custom design studio, which can be found in the Tour Department section of the Scratch Golf website.

Graphite Design finishes the 2007 season with its 158th consecutive graphite wood shaft brand count victory on the Japan Tour, according to the Darrell Survey.

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to Darrell Survey, the majority of golfers who played in both the PGA Tour and LPGA Final Qualifying Tournaments used its Golf Pride grips.

Nike Golf introduces two new drivers — the Nike SQ SUMO” (square) 5900 and the SQ SUMO 5000. Both new drivers will be available on what Nike Golf has designated as SUMO Saturday, Feb. 2.

Nancy Lopez Golf launches its Hybrid and Conventional Signature Series irons to complement its Signature Series driver.

Nike Golf introduces its 360-degree Fitting System, which fits every club from driver to lob wedge.

Scratch Golf launches its new custom design studio, which can be found in the Tour Department section of the Scratch Golf website.

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to Darrell Survey, the majority of golfers who played in both the PGA Tour and LPGA Final Qualifying Tournaments used its Golf Pride grips.

RT Technologies presents its year-end Tour Report, which includes the debut of its shafts on the PGA Tour.

Callaway Golf Co. announces its 2008 product lineup. With more than 30 new offerings from the Callaway, Odyssey and Top-Flite brands, the lineup represents the most extensive new product initiative in the company’s history.

RT Technologies presents its year-end Tour Report, which includes the debut of its shafts on the PGA Tour.

Callaway Golf Co. announces its 2008 product lineup. With more than 30 new offerings from the Callaway, Odyssey and Top-Flite brands, the lineup represents the most extensive new product initiative in the company’s history.

Scratch Golf announces that Yes Golf Canada has been granted the distributorship for its premium line of wedges and irons.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the MasterCard Masters in Melbourne, Australia, used its graphite shafts.

Versus Golf reports that the U.S. Golf Association has granted conforming status to its SX.1 driver commencing in 2008.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the MasterCard Masters in Melbourne, Australia, used its graphite shafts.

Graphite Design reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, it won its 157th consecutive graphite wood shaft brand count on the Japan Tour.