Equipment

Black Magic Wedge: Reports on the need for loft – even in selecting a putter.

Aerotech Golf: SteelFiber composite iron shafts were played by a second-place finisher at the Farmers Insurance Open.

UST Mamiya: New recoil iron shafts received one of eight Best in Show awards by GolfWRX.com at the PGA Merchandise Show. UST Mamiya was the only shaft company awarded this honor.

UST Mamiya: New recoil iron shafts received one of eight Best in Show awards by GolfWRX.com at the PGA Merchandise Show. UST Mamiya was the only shaft company awarded this honor.

Titleist: Reports on its equipment usage last week, including Chris Wood en route to winning the European Tour’s Qatar Masters.

Miura Golf: K.J. Choi Special Edition irons were played by Choi en route to a ninth-place tie at the Farmers Insurance Open.

Champ: Spikes worn by the winner and six top-10 finishers at the Farmers Insurance Open, according to Darrell Survey.

SuperStroke: Grips played by a combined four top-10 finishers at the Farmers Insurance Open and European Tour’s Qatar Masters.

True Temper: Dynamic Gold X100 shafts were played in the irons of the Farmers Insurance Open winner.

SuperStroke: Grips played by a combined four top-10 finishers at the Farmers Insurance Open and European Tour’s Qatar Masters.

Club Glove: Caddy Towel was used by the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters winner.

Aerotech Golf: SteelFiber shafts were played by the Champions Tour’s Mitsubishi Electric Championship winner.

PowerBilt: Air Force One’s new model, the AF2, makes Golf Digest’s short list of Super Game-Improvement Irons published in the March. The AF2 irons are a winner in the silver category.

Golf Pride: Introduces its Niion collection of grips, which blend fluorescent colors with new textures and patterns to deliver improved feel and moisture-channeling performance.

Golf Pride: Extends its New Decade MultiCompound family of grips with the introduction of two new colors – a New Decade MultiCompound in black and limited edition Whiteout in green, yellow and white.

Golf Pride: Continues its work with the Folds of Honor Foundation and introduces the Z-Grip Patriot grip. For every grip sold, Golf Pride will donate a portion of the sale to the Folds of Honor Foundation.

Axis1 Golf: Responds to the proposed anchored putter ban by claiming its putters are 100 percent torque free, which provides maximum stability of the head at a standard 33- to 35-inch length and that no anchoring is required.

PowerBilt: Air Force One’s new model, the AF2, makes Golf Digest’s short list of Super Game-Improvement Irons published in the March. The AF2 irons are a winner in the silver category.

Golf Pride: Introduces its Niion collection of grips, which blend fluorescent colors with new textures and patterns to deliver improved feel and moisture-channeling performance.