Equipment

Alpha Golf reports that the seventh-place finisher at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship used its Alpha RX Low Pro hybrid.

Aldila reports that the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s Miccosukee Championship used its shafts to secure his PGA Tour card for 2008.

Graphite Design reports that, according to Darrell Survey, this week’s winners on the PGA, LPGA and Japan tours, along with the Champions Tour’s season-long Charles Schwab Cup points race, used its shafts.

Scratch Golf reports that three of its wedges were in the 10th-place finisher at the Miccosukee Championship.

Scratch Golf reports that three of its wedges were in the 10th-place finisher at the Miccosukee Championship.

Cobra Golf introduces its new line of utility metals, the King Cobra Baffler DWS and Baffler Pro. Cobra increases moment of inertia and moves the center of gravity lower and deeper, creating a more forgiving, longer hitting utility metal.

Lamkin reports that two of the current top three players in the Official World Golf Ranking use its grips.

Nippon Shaft reports that its N.S. Pro 950 lightweight steel shafts are a custom option in the full range of TaylorMade irons and rescue clubs.

Magique Golf reports that its EC2 Hybrid club has been selected by PGA Tour Partners for testing.

National Golf Products introduces The Golf Mat, a new way for facilities and individuals to practice in a safer, more effective and efficient manner via a unique system that creates the same sensation of give at impact as taking a divot off natural grass.

Femco Steel Technology reports that the winning of the Portugal Masters used its all-new KB Steel iron shafts.

C-Thru Grips reports that John Cook won the AT&T Championship using Ohio State C-Thru Grips.

C-Thru Grips reports that John Cook won the AT&T Championship using Ohio State C-Thru Grips.

Graphite Design reports that, according to Darrell Survey, three top-six finishers at the PGA Tour’s Fry’s Electronics Open and the winner of the Japan Tour’s Bridgestone Open used its shafts.

Mike Weir led a week in which Titleist golf ball users won three times worldwide on professional tours.

Eaton Corp. reports that the majority of the field at the Fry’s Electronics Open played Golf Pride grips.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the Fry’s Electronics Open played a TaylorMade driver custom fit with a UST Proforce V2 graphite shaft and a TaylorMade fairway wood custom fit with an Accra SE80 with AXIV Technology.

Scratch Golf reports that a third-place finisher at the Chattanooga Classic used its wedges.

Accra Golf Shafts reports that the Fry’s Electronics Open champ had his TaylorMade 3-wood upgraded with it AXIX XE 80 shaft.

Nippon Shaft is selected by Cobra Golf to supply stock lightweight steel shafts for the company’s new King Cobra UFi irons.