Equipment

Yes! Golf reports that the respective winners on the Duramed Futures and Japan LPGA tours, along with 40 players at the�McDonald�s LPGA Championship used its putters.

AccuFlex Golf reports that the winner of the Stanford St. Jude Championship played its Evolution shafts in his driver and fairway wood to shoot a final round of 62.

Eaton Corp. announces that, according to Darrell Survey results, the majority of players in the Nationwide Tours Rex Hospital Open played Golf Pride grips.

Lamkin reports that two tour winners used its Crossline and Tour Black grips, respectively.

Titleist reports that Woody Austin, Suzann Pettersen and Jay Haas used either its New Pro V1x or New Pro V1 en route to their respective tour wins.

Scratch Golf reports that the third-place finisher at theRex Hospital Open used its wedges.

Graphite Design reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, the respective winners of the Stanford St. Jude Championship and the McDonald’s LPGA Championship played its shaft models.

Srixon reports that staff player Kyle Thompson won the Rex Hospital Open using its Z-URS ball, while staff players Brian Davis and Karrie Webb placed second, respectively, on the PGA and LPGA tours.

Nickent Golf reports that the winner of the Rex Hospital Open used its4DX driver.

Yes! Golf reports that the respective winners on the Duramed Futures and Japan LPGA tours, along with 40 players at the�McDonald�s LPGA Championship used its putters.

Scratch Golf reports that the third-place finisher at theRex Hospital Open used its wedges.

Stoke Solutions‘s SuperStroke grip gets an endorsment from two-time U.S. Open winner Andy North.

Sonartec reports that the winner of the Memorial Tournament used a Sonartec MD Hybrid 23-degree club.

Magique Golf selects Aldila graphite shafts as its primary shaft offering on Magique golf clubs.

FlGolf Inc. reports on the latest hole-in-one made with the Volvik Crystal golf ball.

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to Darrell Survey, the majority of the field at the NCAA Division I Championship played Golf Pride grips.

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to Darrell Survey, the majority of the field at the NCAA Division I Championship played Golf Pride grips.

United Sports Technologies introduces its high-performance graphite shaft specifically engineered to enhance play with high MOI (Moment of Inertia) clubheads, the new Proforce V2 MOI graphite shaft.

True Temper reports that the winner of the Boeing Championship used its Tour Concept iron shaft.

Titleist reports that 90 percent of the field at NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship and 91 percent of the field at the NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Championship relied on Titleist golf balls.