Equipment

<b>Lisa Vlooswyk</b> won her fifth consecutive <b>Canadian Long Drive Championship</b>, Sept. 10-11 in Brampton, Ontario, using the <b>MFS Matrix</b> MT and LT.

According to the <b>Darrell Survey</b>, the top performer on the victorious U.S. <b>Presidents Cup</b> team used <b>Graphite Design International</b>’s prototype 85-X shaft in his driver, while the <b>Valero Texas Open</b> winner used GDI’s YS-6 shaft in his driver and 3-wood.

<B>Aldila</B> reports that according to the <b>Darrell Survey</b>, the Aldila NV series of shafts led the company to the No. 1 ranking as the leading shaft manufacturer in both woods and hybrid shafts on both the PGA and Nationwide tours last week.

Four of the top 25 finishers at the Nationwide Tour’s <b>Mark Christopher Charity Classic</b> used <b>AccuFLEX</b> shafts.

<b>Magique Golf</b> will unveil its new M-Series line of clubs when it participates in the 2005 <b>PGA Fall Expo</b>, Sept. 28-29 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nev.

Graphite shafts designed by <b>United Sports Technologies</b> won first- and second-place at the <b>Albertson’s Boise Open</b>.

<B>Accu-Length</b> reports on its exapndale spacer system for its junior

golf clubs.

<b>Nakashima Golf</b> equipment products are now a featured product line at <b>Golf Ballistix Ltd.</b>, a full service, personal fitting golf shop in Northern Ireland.

<b>Nakashima Golf</b> equipment products are now a featured product line at <b>Golf Ballistix Ltd.</b>, a full service, personal fitting golf shop in Northern Ireland.

<b>Mizuno</b> introduces its new MX-500 driver.

<b>Nike Golf</b> introduces its new SasQuatch fairway metals.

<b>Sonartec</b> reports that the fifth-place finisher at last week’s <b>84 Lumber Classic</b> used the company’s 19-degree Md hybrid transition club.

The winner of the Nationwide Tour’s <b>Envirocare Utah Classic</b> used a <b>Balance-Certified Golf Inc.</b>-equipped MacGregor putter.

<b>Nike Golf</b> introduces its new SasQuatch fairway metals.

<b>KZG</b> reports that three of its iron models earned high marks from independent testing agencies <b>Golf Test USA</b> and <b>Rankmark</b>.

<b>Nickent Golf</b> reports a No. 1 hybrid ranking at the <b>Mark Christopher Charity Classic</B> and that six out of the top-10 finishers used a 3DX Ironwood.

<b>Nickent Golf</b> reports a No. 1 hybrid ranking at the <b>Mark Christopher Charity Classic</B> and that six out of the top-10 finishers used a 3DX Ironwood.

<b>Divnick Golf</b> announces the acquistion of the intellectual and marketing rights to the SuperWedge series of wedges.

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

fifth-place finisher at the <b>84 Lumber Classic</b>.

The winner of the <b>84 Lumber Classic</b> used <b>Grafalloy</b>’s Tour X shaft.