Equipment

Eaton Corp., according to Darrell Survey results, reports that 85.9 percent of the touring pros at the Xerox Classic used Golf Pride grips.

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.

FlGolf Inc. and Volvik reports on a recent hole-in-one made by Bud Skeens in Summerfield, Fla.

Fujikura Composites America Inc. reports that it was the No. 1 driver shaft brand at all four majors.

SeeMore reports that the winner of the Betty Puskar Golf Classic used its SeeMore m2 putter.

Feel Golf Co. releases its next generation driver, the Pro Tour 787 PR 460 cc.

Infiniti Golf introduces its KO driver.

Fujikura Composites America Inc. reports that it was the No. 1 driver shaft brand at all four majors.

Feel Golf Co. releases its next generation driver, the Pro Tour 787 PR 460 cc.

PutterZone.com endorses the Blade S Putter designed by Magique Golf.

Aldila reports that with 107 woods and 37 hybrid shafts in play at the PGA Championship it won its fourth fourth consecutive wood and hybrid shaft manufacturer count at a major championship.

PutterZone.com endorses the Blade S Putter designed by Magique Golf.

Aldila reports that with 107 woods and 37 hybrid shafts in play at the PGA Championship it won its fourth fourth consecutive wood and hybrid shaft manufacturer count at a major championship.

AMF Golf unveils the company’s new line of junior golf club sets highlighted by the ZXT line, featuring a 3.5 Series, a 5.9 Series and a 9.12 Series, and the Little Z Series, featuring a 3.5 Series and a 5.9 Series.

Scratch Golf reports that a 60-degree wedge was in the bag of a 10th-place finisher at the Northeast Pennsylvania Classic.

PG Professional Golf adds Long Prairie Golf Club in Minnesota to its list of ball retrieval clients.

Srixon Sports introduces its Z-RW driver.

AMF Golf unveils the company’s new line of junior golf club sets highlighted by the ZXT line, featuring a 3.5 Series, a 5.9 Series and a 9.12 Series, and the Little Z Series, featuring a 3.5 Series and a 5.9 Series.

Graphite Design reports that the PGA Championship runner-up used a Graphite Design shaft in his hybrid club, while its YS-Hybrid 85 model topped the graphite hybrid shaft model count at the Nationwide Tour’s Northeast Pennsylvania Classic, according to the Darrell Survey.

Scratch Golf reports that its wedges were the No. 1 forged wedge at the Nationwide Tour’s Wichita Open.