Equipment

The winner of the Knoxville Open champion on the Nationwide Tour had Nickent clubs in his bag.

YES! Golf introduces the first forged putter with the patented C-Groove technology.

Nickent Golf claims the #1 position for hybrids in play on the PGA Tours this U.S. Open week, and had a 2nd place finish at the Open by the #3 player on the PGA Tour.

Feel Golf introduces a new 73-degree wedge, known as The 73, that will unveiled at the PGA Fall Show.

Accu-Length reports on the sales of its junior golf clubs from showings at Golfsmith and Pro Golf of Tampa demo days.

Volvik reports on recent testing of its Crystal golf ball.

Titleist reports that 101 of the 156-player U.S. Open field, played Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf balls.

Feel Golf introduces a new 73-degree wedge, known as The 73, that will unveiled at the PGA Fall Show.

Feel Golf introduces its new Competitor hybrid, an 18-degree performance club.

Feel Golf introduces its new Competitor hybrid, an 18-degree performance club.

Alpha reports that its C830.2 driver was used to win the four premier long drive championships in 2006.

Nickent Golf reports on the performance of its clubs on the Nationwide Tour, including being used by the winner of the LaSalle Bank Open.

United Sports Technologies reports on its Accra SC75 graphite shaft, which was used by the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s LaSalle Bank Open.

Nickent Golf reports on the performance of its clubs on the Nationwide Tour, including being used by the winner of the LaSalle Bank Open.

Lamkin reports on the performance of its grips at the McDonald’s LPGA Championship, including the runner-up who used its Crossline grip.

Vijay Singh won the Barclays Classic using the Titleist Pro V1x golf ball loyalist, while Adam Scott used the Titleist Pro V1, Pro Titanium 905R driver, Pro Trajectory prototype 3- and 5-woods, forged 695MB irons, Vokey Design spin milled sand and lob wedges, and Scotty Cameron putter.

TaylorMade reports that, according to the Darrell Survey and Golf Datatech, it has ranked No. 1 in hybrid use on the PGA Tour and No. 1 in hybrid sales in the U.S. in 2003, 2004, 2005 and so far in 2006.

TaylorMade reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, it extended at the Barclays Classic its streak to 228 consecutive PGA Tour events at which TaylorMade drivers were ranked No. 1.

TaylorMade reports on the performance of its Tour Preferred ball that was used by the winner of the McDonald’s LPGA Championship.

TaylorMade reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, it extended at the Barclays Classic its streak to 228 consecutive PGA Tour events at which TaylorMade drivers were ranked No. 1.