Equipment

Royal Precision reports that the winner of the EDS Byron Nelson Championship used Rifle shafts.

F2 Golf reports on the reception of its Face Forward wedges at the recent Golfest Chicago.

Brett Wetterich wins the EDS Byron Nelson Championship using the Titleist Pro V1x ball.

La Jolla Club Golf Co. begins shipping its new Big Ti 450cc Junior Titanium driver.

Nickent reports that, according to the Darrell Survey 45 Nickent hybrids were in play at the Nationwide Tour’s Rheem Classic, which accounted for nearly 36 percent of all hybrids in play.

Yes! Golf adds a new mallet putter to its collection of 15 C-Groove models — the Victoria II, which has a 10 percent larger head then the original version and new alignment lines.

AccuFlex Golf reports a top-five finish with its Evolution shaft at the Nationwide Tour’s Virginia Beach Open.

John Downey won the Long Driver Association’s Re/Max Texas Shootout in Dallas while competing with an Alpha Golf C830.2 driver.

AccuFlex Golf reports a top-five finish with its Evolution shaft at the Nationwide Tour’s Virginia Beach Open.

Lamkin reports that the winners of the LPGA’s Franklin American Mortgage Championship and the Champions Tour’s Regions Charity Classic used the company’s grips — the Crossline grips on the LPGA and the Crossline Tour Black on the Champions Tour.

Lamkin reports that the winner of the Wachovia Championship used its Classic Half Cord grip.

Odyssey reports that the winner and runner-up at the Wachovia Championship and Telecom Italia Open used its putters.

Adams Golf announces that, according to the Darrell Survey, for the tenth consecutive Champions Tour event, its hybrids and fairway woods held the No. 1 spot in both equipment categories.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the Wachovia Championship used its shaft in his Srixon driver.

Volvik reports on field reviews of its new Crystal Pro ball.

Harrison reports that three top-10 finishers at the Regions Charity Classic used its shafts.

Hammy reports on the technology of its triple-bend, split-grip putter.

C-Thru Grips Inc. introduces the new Diamond Chord golf grip. The grip is slightly harder than the original C-Thru Grips and features a raised diamond pattern marking to provide a harder and coarser feel.

Royal Precision reports that its Rifle steel shafts were played by four ot the top six players in the Official World Golf Rankings as of May 6.

Nickent Golf reports that the winner of the Wachovia Championship used a 3DX Hybrid.