Equipment

Element 21 Golf Co. announces the release date for its line of Emc² irons and hybrids is set for March.

Grafalloy reports that the winner of the Dubai Desert Classic used its ultra-light Blue graphite shaft with Micro-Mesh tip technology. As well, Grafalloy’s Epic shaft made its debut at the FBR Open.

Aaron Baddeley won the FBR Open playing Titleist‘s new Pro V1x golf ball, marking the fourth time in five PGA Tour events that a winner has played either the new Pro V1 or Pro V1x ball.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the FBR Open played its ACCRA graphite shafts in his fairway woods.

Lamkin reports that the winner of the Women’s Australian Open used its Crossline grips.

Aldila reports that it was first in the hybrid shaft count at the FBR Open.

AccuFlex Golf reports that the third-place finisher at the FBR Open used its Icon HL shaft in his hybrid. The finish marked the third straight top-10 finish for AccuFlex on the PGA Tour.

Lamkin reports that the winner of the Women’s Australian Open used its Crossline grips.

AccuFlex Golf reports that the third-place finisher at the FBR Open used its Icon HL shaft in his hybrid. The finish marked the third straight top-10 finish for AccuFlex on the PGA Tour.

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

PG Professional Golf seeks to increase awareness of recycling with its Reload Recycled golf balls and the introduction of the brand’s new packaging and logo design. In addition to creating a fresh new shelf appeal, the new packaging includes a "Save our World. Recycle." icon to remind customers to recycle.

Infiniti Golf announces a new line of irons called the 658. The 658 is a mid-size iron is forgiving and sports a sleek look.

AccuFlex Golf reports that a seventh-place finisher at the Buick Invitational used its ICON HL shaft.

Lamkin reports that the winners of the Commercialbank Qatar Masters used its Crossline grips.

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, 82.7 percent of the field at the Buick Invitational played Golf Pride grips.

Grafalloy introduces a new shaft technology, Epic, featuring proprietary Nanofuse Technology. The company’s Research and Development directive was to create a shaft technology combining the very best performance benefits of a steel shaft with the lightweight and feel advantages of graphite.

Adams Golf reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, it won the hybrid counts on the PGA, Champions and Nationwide tours last week. At the Buick Invitational, Adams Golf hybrids accounted for more than 24 percent of all the hybrids in play.

Taylor Made Golf Co. supplements its new Burner driver with three fairway wood models — the Burner Steel, Burner Ti and Burner TP; and a hybrid, the Burner Rescue. Like the Burner driver, the fairway woods and the hybrids were developed for players who swing fast and hit the ball hard, high and long.

TaylorMade Golf Co., which is the No. 1 hybrid brand on the PGA Tour, introduces its Rescue TP, a new hybrid model targeted at skilled players. The club’s special features include a smaller, more compact steel clubhead.

Taylor Made Golf Co. introduces its r7 SuperQuad driver, which incorporates movable weight technology and four weight ports that allow players to change the launch angle, spin-rate and trajectory.