Equipment

Graphite Design: Tour AD shafts were played by the top three finishers at the Women’s British Open. The champion played the Tour AD DJ 5 shaft in her driver, 3- and 5-woods, and the Tour AD DI 65 shaft in her hybrid.

Fourteen Golf: Wedges were played by the fourth- and a 10th-place finisher at the Women’s British Open.

Hirzl: Tour staffers Tim Burke, Aaron Mansfield and Dustin Merrill wore Hirzl gloves en route to finishing first, second and third, respectively, at the LDA Tour Championship at WinStart World Casino in Thackerville, Okla., on Sept. 14.

Fourteen Golf: Product was played by a seventh-place finisher at the LPGA Kingsmill Championship. The finish marked the 35th time an LPGA player used its equipment en route to a top-10 finish.

True Temper Sports: Project X shafts were played in the irons of the Web.com Tour’s Albertsons Boise Open winner. The winner posted a tournament-record 22-under-par score.

Aldila: RIP Beta shaft was played in the 3-wood of the Web.com Tour’s Albertsons Boise Open winner.

Softspikes: Cyclone cleats reportedly worn by the Web.com Tour’s Albertsons Boise Open winner. Also, the company claims that 34 of the top 35 finishers wore its product.

Champ: Spikes reportedly worn by the respective winners of the Women’s British Open, European Tour’s BMW Italian Open and Web.com Tour’s Albertson’s Boise Open.

Cleveland Golf/Srixon: Tour staffer Gonzalo Fernandez-Castaño won the European Tour’s BMW Italian Open playing a full complement of the brand’s equipment.

Titleist: Pro V1 golf ball was played by Jiyai Shin en route to winning the Women’s British Open. The win was one of seven wins posted worldwide with Titleist equipment.

Aldila: RIP Beta shaft was played in the 3-wood of the Web.com Tour’s Albertsons Boise Open winner.

Softspikes: Cyclone cleats reportedly worn by the Web.com Tour’s Albertsons Boise Open winner. Also, the company claims that 34 of the top 35 finishers wore its product.

Champ: Spikes reportedly worn by the respective winners of the Women’s British Open, European Tour’s BMW Italian Open and Web.com Tour’s Albertson’s Boise Open.

Cleveland Golf/Srixon: Tour staffer Gonzalo Fernandez-Castaño won the European Tour’s BMW Italian Open playing a full complement of the brand’s equipment.

Ogio: Introduces its Endurance Lightweight Collection of golf bags. The collection consists of four men’s and two women’s cart and stand bags ranging in weight from a sleek 3.6 pounds to 4.8 pounds.

Bag Boy: T-2000 travel cover receives a gold medal on Golf Digest’s Hot List. The travel cover features a Pivot Grip handle that rotates 360 degrees to reduce arm and wrist strain.

Polara Golf: Announces the Polara Challenge, guaranteeing golfer’s a lower inward nine score with its ball than their regular ball on the outward nine. If not? Polara Golf will refund your money.

Bag Boy: T-2000 travel cover receives a gold medal on Golf Digest’s Hot List. The travel cover features a Pivot Grip handle that rotates 360 degrees to reduce arm and wrist strain.

Innovex Golf: E-Motion and V-Motion golf balls combined to receive a total of nine Golfing Magazine 2012 Player’s Choice Awards in five categories.

Feel Golf: Introduces a USGA-conforming, satin-finished 73 degree wedge to its collection. “The 73 degree wedge has taken wedges to a whole new level,” said Lee Miller, Feel Golf CEO. “This club can be controlled from three feet to 50 yards simply by ball placement.”