Equipment

Scratch Golf reports that its wedges were put into play at the last week’s Spanish Open.

Harrison reports that Rory Sabbatini played its Pro 2.5 shaft in his driver and the Impulse shaft in his hybrid club en route to a third-place finish at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship.

PG Professional Golf introduces its softcore floating range ball.

Lamkin Grips reports that two of the top three money winners at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship used its grips.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the Spanish Open played a Callaway driver custom-fit with its Proforce V2 graphite shaft.

Adams Golf reports that, according to Darrell Survey, a record 86 of its hybrids were in play at the Henrico County Open.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the Spanish Open played a Callaway driver custom-fit with its Proforce V2 graphite shaft.

True Temper reports that the winner of the EDS Byron Nelson Championship benefited from a shaft change in his irons from graphite to True Temper’s Dynalite Gold steel shafts.

Graphite Design reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, the winner of the Henrico County Open was among five top-five finishers playing its models of shafts.

Lamkin reports that two of the Official World Golf Rankings’ top four players use its grips.

Grafalloy reports that 11 Epic shafts were in play at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship and the Henrico County Open.

Element 21 Golf Co. reports that its Eagle One Scandium Alloy shafts are now being played on all three men’s professional tours.

The Heavy Putter reports that the winner of the Henrico County Open used a Heavy Putter B-3 model.

Lamkin reports that two of the Official World Golf Rankings’ top four players use its grips.

Element 21 Golf Co. reports that its Eagle One Scandium Alloy shafts are now being played on all three men’s professional tours.

The Heavy Putter reports that the winner of the Henrico County Open used a Heavy Putter B-3 model.

Cleveland Golf reports that, according to Golf Datatech, its HiBore XL was the best-selling driver model in the U.S. for the month of March.

Cleveland Golf introduces its lines of CG Red and CG Gold irons. Both lines have combined Gelback Technology and next generation Micro-Cavity Technology to offer players of all levels increased benefits in the areas of feel, forgiveness and fit.

Buster Grips reports on the reception of its grips by both amateur and professional golfers.

Cleveland Golf introduces its lines of CG Red and CG Gold irons. Both lines have combined Gelback Technology and next generation Micro-Cavity Technology to offer players of all levels increased benefits in the areas of feel, forgiveness and fit.