Equipment

Titleist tops The Open Championship golf ball count for the 27th consecutive year, as long as records have been kept.

Titleist‘s golf balls were used by 138 out of 156 players at the 2006 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship.

Aldila, Inc. was the number one shaft manufacturer of both woods and hybrids at the British Open in Hoylake, England, according to the Darrell Survey from Royal Liverpool.

Fujikura is the #1 driver shaft brand and the #1 wood shaft brand at three tournaments this past week.

Graphite Design International announces the winner of the B.C. Open Presented by Turning Stone Resort used GDI shaft models in his driver and 3-wood, according to the Darrell Survey.

True Temper shafts were in the bag of the "Champion Golfer of the Year" this past weekend at Royal Liverpool.

The winner of last week’s Price Cutter Charity Championship on the Nationwide Tour used the new Grafalloy ProLaunch Red to go 27-under.

CHAMP Spikes/MacNeill Engineering continue their pursuit of golf’s grand slam in with a British Open victory, their 3rd Major Championship in 2006.

Adams Golf sets a new Nationwide Tour hybrid count record, according to the Darrell Survey, with 51 of its Idea hybrids in play at the Price Cutter Championship.

The winner of the BC Open used a Sonartec SS Series fairway metal in his bag as he shot a closing 64 to win by one stroke.

Sonartec‘s captures the number one position in the hybrid count at The Open Championship according to this week’s Darrell Survey report from Royal Liverpool.

Scratch Golf wedges made their debut at the PGA Tour’s B.C. Open Thursday at the Atunyote Golf Club in Vernon, N.Y.

Yes! Golf reports that 17 winners on tours around the world this year have used its putters.

Harrison Sports reports that the second-place finisher at the Ford Senior Players Championship used a Pro 2.5 shaft.

Infiniti Golf reports that its Hot Shot XS utility wood has recently been awarded the Golf Test USA Seal of Excellence, according to independent testing.

AccuFlex Golf reports that players using its shafts won a 12th World Long Drive title and set two new world records at the Re/Max World Junior Finals held last weekend in Roanoke, Texas.

Lamkin reports that three of the world’s top five ranked players heading into the British Open use its grips.

Tour Edge reports that the second-place finisher at the John Deere Classic used its Exotics fairway wood.

AccuFlex Golf reports that the top three finishers at the Scholarship America Showdown used its shafts, including the champion who used an Evolution Prototype hybrid shaft.

Paula Creamer used Precept‘s pink Tour SIII golf ball in all four rounds of the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic and recorded her best finish of the 2006 LPGA season.