Equipment

RT Technologies Midas hybrid golf shafts earned two ties for 2nd at last weekend’s PGA Champions Tour Boeing Classic.

Fujikura Composites America, Inc. was the #1 wood shaft brand at the 2007 U.S. Amateur at the Olympic Club in San Francisco.

A PGA Tour golfer playing the SuperStroke Putter Grip was just one stroke off the lead going into Sunday’s final round of the Barclays Classic at historic Westchester Country Club.

Titleist introduces its 906F4 fairway metals.

RT Technologies reports that a ninth-place finisher at the JELD-WEN Tradition used its RT Midas Hybrid shaft.

Srixon Sports announces its new Srixon WG-706 Series.

Yes! Golf reports on the success Kim Hall has head since switching to the Callie-f putter during the Ginn Tribute.

RT Technologies reports that a ninth-place finisher at the JELD-WEN Tradition used its RT Midas Hybrid shaft.

Rife Putters will introduce its newest innovation in putter technology — the Two Bar Hybrid — at the PGA Fall Expo, Sept. 11-12 in Las Vegas, Nev.

Lamkin Corp. reports that users of its grips have earned more than $40 million on tour this year.

Grafalloy reports that the winner of the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic used its ProLaunch Blue shaft.

TaylorMade introduces its Burner Draw driver.

TaylorMade introduces its Burner XD iron.

TaylorMade introduces its Burner TP fairway woods.

TaylorMade introduces its Burner XD iron.

SeeMore reports that the winner of the Scandinavian Masters used its new SeeMore m1 putter.

Graphite Design reports that the winner of the Xerox Classic used its Tour AD shaft in his hybrid club to win for the third time and earn a promotion to the PGA Tour. Also, four of the top-seven finishers at the Wyndham Championshp played the company’s shafts.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the Wyndham Championship used the Proforce V2 Hybrid shaft, while the winner of the CN Canadian Open used the UST IROD Hybrid graphite shaft.

Adams Golf extends its No. 1 hybrid ranking on the Nationwide Tour to 34 consecutive tournaments after having 80 of its hybrids in play at last week’s Xerox Classic, according to the Darrell Survey.

Fujikura Composites America Inc. reports that it was the No. 1 wood shaft brand at the Wyndham Championship, JELD-WEN Tradition, Xerox Classic and CN Canadian Women’s Open.