Equipment

Q-Roll Golf Inc. will release its new Radius Face putter line in mid-December.

Adams Golf reports that for the seventh consecutive month the Idea a2/a2OS Hybrid irons led Off Course Golf Specialty retail sales, according to the latest market share results from Golf Datatech.

Lamkin reports that the winner of the inaugural Dubai Ladies Masters used its Crossline grips.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the Chrysler Championship used its Proforce V2 graphite shaft in his Callaway X-Tour 3-wood.

Harrison Sports reports that the winner of the Champions Tour season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship used Harrison’s Pro 2.5 graphite shaft.

Rife Putters reports on a top 10 finisher at the Chrysler Championship who used its Aussie blade putter.

Nike Golf‘s K.J. Choi wins the Chrysler Championship using Nike’s new SasQuatch Sumo" driver.

Q-Roll Golf Inc. will release its new Radius Face putter line in mid-December.

C-Thru Grips reports that Jay Haas won the Champions Tour’s Administaff Small Business Classic using a Wake Forest University C-Thru grip.

Nippon Shaft has been selected as the stock steel shaft for Cobra Golf‘s new S9 and FP irons as well as for Cobra’s new Baffler DWS utility metals.

Troy Matteson used The Heavy Putter A-1 model to finish second at the Funai Classic, one week after his first PGA Tour victory at the Frys.com Open.

Rifle reports that the first- and second-place finisher at the Mallorca Classic played its Project X steel shafts.

Rife Putters reports on a fourth-place finish with its putter at the Funai Classic.

Rifle unveila ita new Project X Flighted shafts, which combine the Project X design with Flighted Distribution Technology.

Scratch Golf reports that Tom Johnson placed fourth at the Palmetto Pride Classic using its 48-, 53- and 59-degree wedges.

Nickent Golf reports that the second-place finisher at the Palmetto Pride Classic used a Nickent 3DX DC ironwood.

Titleist reports that Joe Durant, Fred Funk and Michael Sim won on the PGA, Champions and Nationwide tours, respectively, using Titleist golf balls.

Harrison Sports reports that the winner of the Funai Classic used its graphite shaft, playing a Harrison Pro 2.5 graphite shaft in his Cleveland driver.

Scratch Golf reports that Tom Johnson placed fourth at the Palmetto Pride Classic using its 48-, 53- and 59-degree wedges.

Rife reports on the opening-round 60 shot at the Funai Classic in which its Island Series Barbados putter was used.