The winner of the Verizon Heritage used the Titleist Pro V1 golf ball and Scotty Cameron by Titleist Newport putter.
Equipment
Tour Golf Introduces Tour Master III Wedges
Tour Golf Products Inc. introduces four new Tour Master III wedges.
Champion Rolls The Dice And Comes Up A Winner In Las Vegas
Sonartec reports on the performance of its 21-degree Md hybrid at the LPGA’s Takefuji Classic.
Harrison Shafts Among Most Accurate at the Masters
Harrison reports on the performance of its Striper Long Drive shaft at the Masters.
Nickent Golf Has Top Finishes at Masters!
Nickent Golf reports on the performance of its hybrids at the Masters.
La Jolla Club Announces That Its Big Ti Junior Driver Was Overall Superior To Leading Competitor In Independent Testing
La Jolla Club Golf Co. reports that in independent testing its new 450cc Big Ti Junior Titanium driver was rated higher than a leading competitor.
Golf Pride Grips Used On More Clubs At The Masters Than All Competitor Grips Combined
Eaton Corp. reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, Golf Pride was the grip of choice for the majority of professionals at the Masters. Golf Pride grips were used on 1,022 clubs compared to just 238 total clubs for all other competitors’ grips.
Freddie Relies On Bridgestone Irons In Nostalgic Run At Augusta
Bridgestone Golf reports that Fred Couples used its J33 Cavity Back irons en route to a third-place finish at the Masters.
TaylorMade Introduces Rossa Mezza Monza with AGSI Technology
TaylorMade-adidas Golf Co., maker of the Rossa line of putters, updates its existing Mezza Monza model.
SMT Golf’s 303mb Irons Receive A Players’ Choice Award From Golfing Magazine
SMT Golf‘s 303mb irons receive the Players’ Choice Award by Golfing Magazine.
SMT Golf's 303mb Irons Receive A Players' Choice Award From Golfing Magazine
SMT Golf‘s 303mb irons receive the Players’ Choice Award by Golfing Magazine.
Mitsubishi Rayon Diamana Used To Win Another Major Championship
MRC Composite Products-USA reports that the past two Masters champions played Diamana shafts in their drivers.
Fujikura
Fujikura Composites America Inc. announces that, according to the Darrell Survey, Fujikura was the No. 1 driver and wood shaft brand at the Masters.
Masters Players Switching to UST Shafts
United Sports Technologies reports that five of the top 10 players at the Masters and that more than 51 percent of the entire field played UST shafts.
Rifle’s Project X Masters Augusta
Royal Precision reports that the first- and second-place finishers at the Masters played Project X shafts.
Vulcan Golf Receives 100% Approval Rating In PGA Tour Partners Club Member Testing
Vulcan Golf reports that its Sniper Hybrid Transition wood received a 100 percent approval rating from the PGA Tour Partners Club and an overall member rating of 8.7.
Rife’s New Aussie Blade Putter Captures A 3rd Place Finish At The Masters
Rife Putters reports on its GR6 Series Aussie Blade putter that was used by a third-place finisher at the Masters.
Lamkin’s Royal Grips Take Masters Crown
Lamkin reports on the performance of its grips at the Masters.
Feel Golf Announces "The Full Release" Grip Explosion as European Tour Players Take to New "Feel"
Feel Golf Co. reports that orders for the 2006 season of the Full Release Taper Tip performance grips have exceeded expectations.
For a Consecutive Year Nike Golf is Number One Iron Played at The Masters
Nike Golf reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, 15 PGA Tour professionals used its irons at the Masters, making it the No. 1 in the field iron count.
