Equipment

AccuFLEX Golf reports on their new Creation shaft on the PGA Tour at The Merrill Lynch Shootout this past weekend.

CHAMP Spikes adds another title to its 2006 season.

Adams Golf announces that three of its Idea Pro hybrids were played by the 2006 Nationwide Tour Champion.

Volvik Golf announces that legally blind golfer Kevin Edwards uses the Volvik Crystal golf ball.

United Sports Technologies wins The Mitchell Company LPGA Tournament of Champions presented by Kathy Ireland with the IROD Hybrid.

TaylorMade Golf introduces the r7 Draw fairway woods and r7 Draw hybrids and r7 Draw Irons using TaylorMade’s Draw-Weighted Technology.

MRC Composite Products-USA announces that the company will release another premium shaft offering called Diamana White Board.

True Temper‘s Frequency-Tuned Black Gold was in the bag of one of the winning team members at the Merrill Lynch Shootout in Naples, FL.

Harrison Sports reports that the third-place finisher at the Tour Championship used a Harrison Pro 2.5 shaft in his Cleveland driver.

AccuFLEX Golf captures its 13th RE/MAX World Long Drive Title in the ladies division.

Feel Golf announces the December availability of its new line of Full Release performance grips for 2007.

Magique Golf announces that its M2 Irons have been tested and approved by the PGA Tour Partners Club. The new M2 irons received a 100 percent approval rating, an overall member rating of 8.9, and will be

featured in the upcoming January/February issue.

Feel Golf announces the December availability of its new line of Full Release performance grips for 2007.

AccuFlex Golf reports that three of the top five finishers at the Tour Championship used its Creation shafts.

United Sports Technologies reports that the first- and second-place finishers at the Tour Chanmpionship used its graphite shafts. The winner played the Proforce V2 shafts in his Titleist driver and 3-wood.

C-Thru Grips Inc. expands its product line to include an oversize grip in both the full-swing and putter grip.

Lamkin reports that the winner of the Mizuno Classic used its Crossline grips for her fifth win of 2006.

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to Darrell Survey results, Golf Pride grips were on 86.2 percent of the clubs at the Tour Championship.

Adams Golf drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons were played by more players at the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship than any other manufacturers’ products, according to the Darrell Survey.

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to Darrell Survey results, Golf Pride grips were on 86.2 percent of the clubs at the Tour Championship.