News

Fairway and Greene: Partners with Susan G. Komen for the Cure to be an official merchandise partner for the organization. Twelve percent of every dollar will go to charity organization.

Dunning: Reports on its bookings for spring 2011, driven by increased demand from green grass shops for the company’s product.

Fairway and Greene: Partners with Susan G. Komen for the Cure to be an official merchandise partner for the organization. Twelve percent of every dollar will go to charity organization.

AHEAD: E47MT2 extreme cap was worn by Jim Furyk en route to winning Sunday’s Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup Playoffs. Retief Goosen, who also wears the E47MT2 hat, finished third at the Tour Championship.

AHEAD: Intorduces new men’s outerwear pieces for fall and spring 2011.

The Littlest Golfer: Becomes a National Golf Buyers Association preferred vendors and will be featured at the upcoming NGBA Buying Show, Oct. 1-2 in Tucson, Ariz.

Bettinardi Golf: Custom buckle worn by Jim Furyk, who won The Tour Championship and the season-long FedEx Cup.

AHEAD: To donate $10,000 to the Folds of Honor Foundation from sales of its limited edition Patriot Golf Day caps. The company sold 4,000 caps and has donated more than $37,000 to the foundation since becoming involved.

Pilla High Performance Eyewear: Launches its new website. Philip Pilla, chief executive officer and lead designer, said the website displays the company’s full range of product and “allows visitors to access customer service support from specially trained eyewear professionals to customize fit, prescription and assist in model and lens selection.”

Golf4Her: Announces that the new BOSS Green womenswear collection is now available on its website.

Ecco: Extends its endorsement agreement tour player Thongchai Jaidee, who will compete in the brand’s new BIOM Golf footwear and continue to showcase the company’s logo on his shirt collar.

Summit Golf Brands: Signs a three-year agreement for its portfolio of brands – Fairway & Greene, EP Pro, Zero Restriction – to exhibit at the PGA Merchandise Show.

Antigua: Begins its 20th year as sponsor for the Antigua Junior Tour, which consists of 12 districts, each hosting five to six tournaments a summer.

Abacus: Reports on its fall/winter collection.

Pilla High Performance Eyewear: CEO Philip Pilla to appear on the syndicated Tee It Up Radio Network, Sept. 19 at 9:15 ET.

Kentwool: To launch pink versions of its Tour Profile and Women’s Low Profile Skinny styles on Oct. 1, and match $1 donations its customers make to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation through the company’s website in October.

Ecco: Announces its spring/summer 2011 men’s golf collection, which includes its natural motion shoe, BIOM Golf. A patented design uses the foot’s system for absorbing impact and puts players closer to the ground for better feel and traction.

Etonic: Hires Andy Guzik as its eastern Michigan sales representative.

Hollas: Announces plans for the Canadian-based company’s increased U.S. exposure, which will include an expanded collection of shirts for spring 2011.

Abacus: Reports on its women’s autumn/winter collection, which includes its Cowal Wind Stop sweater.