Equipment

<B>Mizuno</B> introduces its MX-900 irons, designed primarily for mid- to high-handicap players.

Two of the finalists for the <b>World Long Drive Championship</b> later this month in Mesquite, Nev., will use <b>Powerbilt</b>’s new 460cc driver.

<b>Bridgestone Golf</b>, which recently launched Bridgestone Tour B330 and B330-S golf balls, announces that it will extend its golf ball offering with the introduction of the e5 and e6 balls.

The runner-up at the SAS Championship used a <b>Harrison Sports</b> Impulse Hybrid shaft in his <b>Adams</b> hybrid club, while a sixth-place finisher at the <b>Chrysler Classic of Greensboro</b> played a Harrison Pro 2.5 graphite shaft in his <b>TaylorMade</b> 5-wood.

<b>The GolfWorks</b> introduces its KE4 irons, a dual adjustable-weight iron design with more versatility and playability.

<b>Akira</b> reports on its new ADR woods and irons, which were introduced last month.

<b>Tom Jenkins</b> recorded a second-place finish at the <b>SAS Championship</b> using the <b>Balance-Certified Golf</b> Pro-Balance shaft weighting system installed in his putter.

<B>Feel Golf Co.</B> recently released its new Triple Threat Ti-Carbon drivers.

<b>Bridgestone Golf</b>, which recently launched Bridgestone Tour B330 and B330-S golf balls, announces that it will extend its golf ball offering with the introduction of the e5 and e6 balls.

<B>AccuFLEX Golf</B> reports that two players recorded top-10 finishes at <b>The Oregon Classic</b>, using AccuFLEX equipment.

<b>Sonartec</b> reports that the third-place finisher at the <b>Chrysler Classic of Greensboro</b> used its NP-99 fairway wood.

<b>Tour Edge</b> reports that its Exotics fairway woods were used by the

sixth-place finisher at the <b>Chrysler Classic of Greensboro</b>.

<b>Adams Golf</b> introduces the new Idea a2 and a2 OS hybrids, which combine the distance of a fairway wood with the control and accuracy of an iron.

The <B>U.S. Golf Association</B> announces that a list of conforming driver heads is posted on the association’s Web site.

<b>Matrix Composite</b> staff player <b>K.J. Choi</b> used the Matrix OZIK TP-7 en route to winning the <b>Chrysler Classic of Greensboro</b>.

Four of the top six finishers at the <b>Chrysler Classic of Greensboro</b> used <b>Graphite Design International</b> shafts in their fairway woods and drivers, while the winner of the <b>SAS Championship</b> used GDI’s GAT shafts in his irons, according to the <b>Darrell Survey</b>.

<B>Nickent Golf</B> announces that the PIPE putter is now available in three new models: the PP-02 (center shafted), the PP-03 (plumber neck) and in a left-handed model of the original double-bend shaft.

<b>U.S. Kids Golf</b> adds three news color systems to give the company eight to match youth players’ height, strength and experience levels.

<b>Vulcan Golf</b> introduces the new Caldera 460 driver, which reaches the <b>U.S. Golf Association</b> limit with a 460cc club head.

<b>MacGregor</b> golf clubs and putters were used by the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s <b>Boise Open</b>.