Equipment

Element 21 Golf Co. reports that its shafts are in play at the Tavistock Cup, which concludes today in Orlando, Fla.

Grafalloy reports that the winner of the AT&T Champions Classic used its Grafalloy Tour X shaft.in his driver and 3-wood.

Grafalloy reports that the winner of the AT&T Champions Classic used its Grafalloy Tour X shaft.in his driver and 3-wood.

FlGolf Inc. announces the latest hole-in-one reported with the Volvik Crystal golf ball.

AccuFlex reports that three of its Creation shafts were used by top-10 finishers at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Alpha Golf introduces the completely re-designed Version 5 driver.

Akira API Forged Irons are now available to dealers and golfers in the United States through Eastern Golf Company of Temecula, Calif.

Accu-Length will exhibit its new junior golf pink clubs and hybrids at the Salt Lake City Golf Show, March 23-25, at the South Towne Exposition Center.

Adams Golf reports that its hybrids topped the Darrell Survey equipment count for the seventh consecutive Champions Tour event of 2007. Adams Golf accounted for 49 percent of the total hybrids in play at last week’s AT&T Champions Classic.

Accu-Length will exhibit its new junior golf pink clubs and hybrids at the Salt Lake City Golf Show, March 23-25, at the South Towne Exposition Center.

Feel Golf reports on the success of its 73-degree wedge.

Nike Golf discovers that an unauthorized manufacturing variance occurred and that a number of drivers fell out of Nike Golf’s approved engineering specifications. There is no impact on the safety or durability of the product, but the company is implementing the Nike Golf SUMO2 Conformance Program, which recommends to golfers that they send their purchased SUMO&sup2 drivers to Nike Golf in exchange for a new SUMO&sup2 driver.

Feel Golf reports on the success of its 73-degree wedge.

Nike Golf discovers that an unauthorized manufacturing variance occurred and that a number of drivers fell out of Nike Golf’s approved engineering specifications. There is no impact on the safety or durability of the product, but the company is implementing the Nike Golf SUMO2 Conformance Program, which recommends to golfers that they send their purchased SUMO&sup2 drivers to Nike Golf in exchange for a new SUMO&sup2 driver.

SMT Golf reports that the second-, third- and fourth-place finishers at the Sleephaven Longdrive International in Adelaide, Australia, used its clubheads.

Accu-Length will exhibit its new junior golf pink clubs and hybrids at the Chicago Golf Show, March 16-18, at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center.

Grafalloy reports that the winner of the PODS Championship used a Grafalloy ProLaunch Red shaft in his driver.

Jay Haas played C-Thru Grips‘ Wake Forest University grip to win the Toshiba Classic.

AccuFlex Golf reports that two top-five finishers at the Toshiba Classic used its shafts, including a third-place finisher who used the Icon Lite shaft.

Yes! Golf reports that three players on tour this weekend using its C-Groove putter technology, including LPGA rookie Meaghan Francella at the MasterCard Classic.