Equipment

United Sports Technologies reports that the first- and second-place finishers at the Sybase Classic used its IROD hybrid shafts.

AccuFlex Golf reports that three players to finish in the top 20 at the Bank Of America Colonial used its shafts.

Rife reports that the runner-up at the Bank of America Colonial used its Two Bar Blade putter.

Odyssey introduces its new White Steel 2-Ball SRT putter.

Royal Precision reports that the winner of the Bank of America Colonial used its Rifle Project X shafts in his irons and hybrid wood.

Tim Herron edged Richard S. Johnson to win the Bank of America Colonial as both players used Titleist‘s Pro V1x balls.

Lamkin reports that the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s Henrico County Open used its grips.

Nickent reports that the playoff participants in the Nationwide Tour’s Henrico County Open each used its 3DX DC hybrids.

Sonartec reports that the winner of the Sybase Classic used its Md hybrid.

FST announces that its ProVision shaft is now available for hybrids.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s Rheem Classic used its Proforce V2 shaft in his driver.

Aldila reports on the results of Golf Magazine‘s annual club test in which Aldila’s NV and NVS shafts received the highest rating in every category for hybrid clubs.

FST announces that its ProVision shaft is now available for hybrids.

Aldila reports on the results of Golf Magazine‘s annual club test in which Aldila’s NV and NVS shafts received the highest rating in every category for hybrid clubs.

United Sports Technologies introduces its new Proforce V2 Hybrid shaft.

United Sports Technologies introduces its new Proforce V2 Hybrid shaft.

Lamkin reports that the winner of Michelob Ultra Open at Kingsmill used its Crossline grips.

Adams Golf reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, there were more hybrids in play last week on the PGA, Champions and Nationwide tours than any other manufacturer.

Adams Golf reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, there were more hybrids in play last week on the PGA, Champions and Nationwide tours than any other manufacturer.

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, eight out of 10 professional golfers used Golf Pride grips at professional tournaments in the U.S. and Japan, May 11-14, including 88.3 percent of the field at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship.