Accessories

Softspikes acknowledges the more than 60 players who wore its brand of cleats at the AT&T National in support of the Folds of Honor Foundation.

Softspikes was the leading plastic cleat at the Jamie Farr Classic and the AT&T National, where 73 percent of the players and 23 of the top-40 finishers wore the company’s stable of products. Softspikes also reports on its Golf Ball Alignment Tool.

Softspikes was the leading plastic cleat at the Jamie Farr Classic and the AT&T National, where 73 percent of the players and 23 of the top-40 finishers wore the company’s stable of products. Softspikes also reports on its Golf Ball Alignment Tool.

Champ reports that the winner of the AT&T National wore its Stinger line of spikes for his 68th PGA Tour win. Also, seven of the top-10 finishers wore the Stinger line of spikes, and Champ now has the top five players in the FedEx Cup standings wearing its products.

Champ reports that the winner of the AT&T National wore its Stinger line of spikes for his 68th PGA Tour win. Also, seven of the top-10 finishers wore the Stinger line of spikes, and Champ now has the top five players in the FedEx Cup standings wearing its products.

Softspikes reports that 20 of the top 25 finishers, including the winner, wore its stable of products at the Champions Tour’s Dick’s Sporting Goods Open. Also, Softspikes also captured the plastic cleat fields on the PGA, LPGA, Champions and Nationwide tours, averaging 80 percent player usage rate across the combined tours.

Champ reports that the respective winners on the PGA, European, LPGA and Duramed Futures tours won while wearing the ScorpionStinger spike.

Softspikes reports that 20 of the top 25 finishers, including the winner, wore its stable of products at the Champions Tour’s Dick’s Sporting Goods Open. Also, Softspikes also captured the plastic cleat fields on the PGA, LPGA, Champions and Nationwide tours, averaging 80 percent player usage rate across the combined tours.

Champ reports that the respective winners on the PGA, European, LPGA and Duramed Futures tours won while wearing the ScorpionStinger spike.

Keri Golf designs a special edition bag for LPGA player Christina Kim to use in competition.

Deco-Leco LLC announces that its Pop-Up Protector, a golf club protector, conforms to the Rules of Golf as decided by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club and the U.S. Golf Association.

Champ reports on sales of its FlipFix divot tool, introduced at the 2009 PGA Merchandise Show.

Deco-Leco LLC announces that its Pop-Up Protector, a golf club protector, conforms to the Rules of Golf as decided by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club and the U.S. Golf Association.

Champ reports on sales of its FlipFix divot tool, introduced at the 2009 PGA Merchandise Show.

Club Glove confirms that its Train Reaction luggage system was used by Team USA to and from the 2009 Junior Golf World Cup last week in Toyota City, Japan.

The Bag Boy Co.‘s 2009 Revolver Pro cart bag is named to Golf Digest‘s 2009 Hot List, and was one of only two cart bags to receive the gold award, the magazine’s highest recognition.

Sun Mountain now offers its golf stand and cart bags with major college and university team colors and logos. To date Sun Mountain has agreements in place with 53 universities with more to be added throughout the year.

PrideSports captures the cleat count at the 109th U.S. Open as more than 60 percent of the plastic cleat field wore the company’s stable of products. The cleat count victory marked the company’s 50th straight major.

Champ reports that the 109th U.S. Open champion, along with 14 of the top 20 finishers, wore spikes from Champ’s Stinger line.

The Bag Boy Co.‘s 2009 Revolver Pro cart bag is named to Golf Digest‘s 2009 Hot List, and was one of only two cart bags to receive the gold award, the magazine’s highest recognition.