Equipment

Nike Golf previews its new Unitized putter line at the PGA Championship. The Unitized’s head and shaft are designed and engineered as one piece, and will be available in four models — the Tiempo, Retro, Neo and the Techno.

Volvik Golf Balls reports on the latest holes-in-one made with its balls.

AccuFlex Golf reports that its Icon HL shaft was the No. 1 hybrid shaft model in play at the Nationwide Tour’s Xerox Classic.

Cleveland Golf reports that its CG4 irons have been selected by Rankmark as a "Best of the Best" award winner in the iron category for its August 2006 edition.

Adams Golf reports that, according to Darrell Survey, its Idea lineup of hybrids accounted for more than 26 percent of the total hybrids in play at The International and won the hybrind count.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of The International played an Irod Hybrid graphite shaft in his TaylorMade rescue club.

Never Compromise introduces the GM2 Exchange line of putters that feature a customized weighting system.

Nickent Golf reports that, according to Darrell Survey, its 3DX hybrids led the hybrid club count at the Nationwide Tour’s Xerox Classic and that it leads the Nationwide Tour in hybrid usage, victories and top-10 finishes in 2006.

Dimplit Inc. reduces its suggested list prices on the Dimplit 1070 golf ball and GripBite all-weather glove made especially for wet conditions.

Lamkin reports on the performance of its grips ay the Canadian Women’s Open, Scandinavian TPC and The International.

Nickent Golf reports that, according to Darrell Survey, its 3DX hybrids led the hybrid club count at the Nationwide Tour’s Xerox Classic and that it leads the Nationwide Tour in hybrid usage, victories and top-10 finishes in 2006.

Yes! Golf reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, it led the putter count at the Canadian Women’s Open with 37 putters, including four of the top-10 finishers.

True Temper Sports reports that the winner of The International used Rifle Project X iron shafts.

Cleveland Golf and Never Compromise report on the performance of their clubs on the PGA, LPGA and Nationwide Tours.

Titleist reports that Dean Wilson, Cristie Kerr and Kevin Stadler won on the PGA, LPGA and Nationwide tours, respectively, playing its golf balls.

Srixon Sports announces its softest and longest distance ball, the Soft Feel-2 Piece.

Grafalloy reports that its ProLaunch Red was used by the winner of the European Tour’s KLM Open.

Lamkin reports that the winner of the Canadian Women’s Open used its Crossline grips.

Yes! Golf reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, it led the putter count at the Canadian Women’s Open with 37 putters, including four of the top-10 finishers.

Lamkin reports that the winner of the Canadian Women’s Open used its Crossline grips.