Equipment

Horsepower Golf adds the Versus line of golf clubs to its equipment options.

Volvik Golf Balls reports that the winner of the Maryland Golf and Country Club women’s member-member tournament used its Crystal golf ball.

Aldila Inc. reports that the winner of the 84 Lumber Classic earned his third career victory playing with the VS Proto shaft.

Rifle reports that the winner of the HSBC World Match Play Championship used its Project X shafts in his irons.

Taylor Made Golf Co. introduces a new tour-caliber player’s iron, the r7 TP.

Taylor Made Golf Co. introduces the r7 iron.

TaylorMade Golf Co. introduces its new rac Satin TP, a wedge identical to the rac Black TP, save for its satin finish.

Scratch Golf announces the launch of its JLM wedge series.

Scratch Golf announces the launch of its JLM wedge series.

Nike Golf to introduce new Composite Cavity Insert cast and forged irons into marketplace on Nov. 1 and Feb. 1, respectively.

Golf Pride reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, 85.5 percent of the clubs at the Canadian Open were fitted with its grips.

Harrison Sports reports that Rory Sabbatini finished fifth at the Canadian Open using Harrison’s graphite shafts.

Volvik reports on the latest hole-in-one made with its golf balls.

Odyssey reports that Craig Kanada won the Utah Energy Solutions Championship using the White Hot 2-Ball putter. The winners of the PGA and European tour events also used Odyssey putters.

Odyssey reports that Craig Kanada won the Utah Energy Solutions Championship using the White Hot 2-Ball putter. The winners of the PGA and European tour events also used Odyssey putters.

Adams Golf announces that the winner of last week’s Nationwide Tour event played four of its new Idea Pro hybrids.

Nickent Golf reports that the winner of the Canadian Open used its 3DX hybrid and in the process moved to No. 2 in the world rankings.

Adam Scott edged Ernie Els in a three-hole playoff at the Barclays Singapore Open, both players using the Titleist Pro V1 golf ball and 14 Titleist clubs.

AccuFlex Golf‘s reports that four Nano-Met Creation shafts were in play among the top-five finishers at the Canadian Open.

Golf Pride reports that, according to Darrell Survey results, its grips were on 85.5 percent of the clubs in play at the Canadian Open compared to 14.5 percent of the clubs for all other competitors’ grips.