Equipment

Eastern Golf Co. announces that the new Akira ‘UI’ Utility Iron Series is now available to dealers and golfers in the United States.

Titleist introduces its most technologically advanced offerings yet with the launch of the 907D1 and 907D2 models.

Yes! Golf introduces its C-Groove Tracy and Victoria II putters in pink. The Pink Tracy, a traditional blade, and Pink Victoria II, a face-balanced mallet, will be added to the line of C-Groove putters this spring.

Titleist introduces its most technologically advanced offerings yet with the launch of the 907D1 and 907D2 models.

Nancy Lopez Golf introduces the Torri II Series. The 10-piece set features hybrid fairway woods and irons in a unique design that progresses seamlessly from driver to wedge.

Accu-Length will introduce New York-area golfers to its new junior pink clubs and hybrids at the Long Island Golf Show, March 9-11, at the Suffolk County Community College Sports and Exhibition Complex.

Element 21 Golf Co. reports the golf shot taken by cosmonaut Mikhail Tyurin during a spacewalk off the International Space Station on Nov. 22, 2006, continues to extend its record-breaking flight in orbit around the earth.

Nickent Golf launches its 4DX driver.

Nickent Golf reports that its 4DX fairway wood uses a new technology that allows a manufacturer to fuse steel and Titanium without epoxy.

Nickent Golf reports on its 3DX Pro FW.

Accu-Length will introduce New York-area golfers to its new junior pink clubs and hybrids at the Long Island Golf Show, March 9-11, at the Suffolk County Community College Sports and Exhibition Complex.

Adams Golf reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, it led the hybrid count at the Honda Classic with more than 26 percent of all hybrids in play.

United Sports Technologies reports that it was the No. 1 graphite shaft brand for combined woods and utility irons among the top five players at the Honda Classic.

Aldila reports that the Honda Classic winner used its NV shaft in his 3-wood, and that the company was the No. 1 hybrid shaft manufacturer in the field.

Titleist reports that the Honda Classic’s playoff quartet of Mark Wilson, Jose Coceres, Camilo Villegas and Boo Weekley played its golf ball brand. Wilson played the New Pro V1x.

Graphite Design reports that the winner of Honda Classic played its shaft model, while the company’s products were in the bags of five top-10 finishers.

Grafalloy reports that the winner of the Honda Classic played its Tour X shaft in his driver.

Aldila reports that the Honda Classic winner used its NV shaft in his 3-wood, and that the company was the No. 1 hybrid shaft manufacturer in the field.

Peerless Golf will exhibit its latest clubheads, shafts and grips at the Professional Clubmakers’ Society’s annual event, March 8-10, in Louisville, Ky.

Peerless Golf will exhibit its latest clubheads, shafts and grips at the Professional Clubmakers’ Society’s annual event, March 8-10, in Louisville, Ky.