Equipment

<B>Cobra Golf</B> introduces the King Cobra Speed Series, which consists of four models, each designed for distinct player types and their specific ball speeds.

<b>United Sports Technologies</b> announces that <b>Adams Golf</b> has added the company’s new Proforce V2 shaft as a stock option in its Redline RPM 460 Dual driver.

Seven players using <b>Guerin Rife</b> putters finished inside the top 20 at the <b>Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn</b>.

The winner of the European Tour’s <b>Abama Open de Canarias</b> used a Sonartec Md.

<B>Gaim Golf</b> reports that its G360 putter has been chosen for the &quot;Best Kept Secret&quot; award for in the first <b>Golf Illustrated</b> Baggy Awards.

<B>Maxfli Golf</b> introduces a box of its four Noodle ball models — the Long and Soft Noodle, the Longest Noodle, the Softest Noodle and Noodle Ice.

<B>Harrison Sports</b> reports that two fourth-place finishers at the <b>Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn</b> used Harrison-branded shafts.

<B>Maxfli Golf</B> complements its popular BlackMAX golf ball with RedMAX, which places a premium on distance and soft feel.

<B>Gaim Golf</b> reports that its G360 putter has been chosen for the &quot;Best Kept Secret&quot; award for in the first <b>Golf Illustrated</b> Baggy Awards.

<B>La Jolla Club Golf Comp.</B> introduces a set of Knife wedges, featuring the same three-blade technology as its Knife fairway woods, hybrids and irons. The Knife wedges will begin shipping in the fall of 2005.

The winner of the Nationwide Tour’s <b>Gila River Classic</b> used <b>United Sports Technologies</b>’ graphite shafts, while the winner of the Champions Tour’s <b>Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn</b> used Harmon Tour Design shafts.

The winner of the Nationwide Tour’s <b>Gila River Golf Classic</b> used <b>Nickent Golf</b>’s 3DX Ironwood.

The winner of the Nationwide Tour’s <b>The Gila River Golf Classic</b> used an <b>AccuFLEX</b> ICON HL shaft.

The winner of the Nationwide Tour’s <b>The Gila River Golf Classic</b> used an <b>AccuFLEX</b> ICON HL shaft.

Five of the top 10 finishers at the <b>WGC-American Express Championship</b> used <b>Grafalloy</b> shafts in their woods, including five shafts in the bags of players finishing tied for third or better.

<B>Aldila</B> reports that the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s <b>Gila River Classic</b> used an NV 65 shaft.

<b>AccuFLEX Golf</b> reports that the second- and ninth-place finishers at the <b>Gila River Golf Classic</b> used the Evolution shaft and the the ICON HL shaft, respectively.

<b>Tiger Woods</b> used <b>Nike Golf</b>’s Ignite driver and One Platinum ball en route to winning the <b>WGC-American Express Championship</b>.

<b>Graphite Design International</b> won the brand count for wood shafts at the <b>WGC-American Express Championship</b>, and the manufacturer, brand and model counts at the <b>Coca Cola Tokai Classic</b> on the Japan PGA Tour, according to the <b>Darrell Survey</b>.

<b>Vulcan Golf</b> introduces its Sniper hybrid transition woods.