Equipment

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.

NovaTech introduces a new graphite shaft and KZG wll be the sole distributor.

Titleist introduces two new Scotty Cameron designs, the Detour and Detour 2 putters.

Titleist launches the tour-inspired PT 906F2 and PT 585.H utility metal families.

Titleist introduces the new 755 as its new flagship iron.

Balance-Certified Golf Inc. reports on the number of pros who have

won on the PGA, European, Canadian and Champions tours using putters

equipped with its Pro-Balance shaft weighting system.

TaylorMade introduces its new driver called the r7 Draw.

TaylorMade introduces its r7 460 TP driver, which incorporates TaylorMade’s Movable Weight Technology into a 460 cc clubhead.

Nickent reports on the performance of its hybrid by the No. 2 player on the PGA Tour money list and its 3DX line of hybrids being the No. 1 overall hybrid on the Nationwide Tour.

With 52 of its hybrids in play at the Nationwide Tour’s Cox Classic, Adams Golf set a new single-event hybrid count record, according to Darrell Survey results.

Ping introduces its Rapture Series, which begins shipping world-wide Sept. 1 and includes a driver, fairway woods, hybrids and irons. All clubs in the series feature TFC 909 graphite shafts and a new textured spiral grip.

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

Nickent reports on the performance of its hybrid by the second-place finisher at the Buick Open.

Harrison Sports reports that a third-place finisher at the Buick Open used its Pro 2.5 graphite shaft.

Sherri Steinhauer played Titleist’s Pro V1 ball en route to winning the Weetabix Women’s British Open and was one of 113 in the field player Titleist balls.

Grafalloy reports that the winners of the Nationwide Tour’s Cox Classic and European Tour’s Scandinavian Masters used its ProLaunch Red shafts.