Equipment

Adams Golf: Introduces its new Speedline Tech driver, which features improved aerodynamic shaping, easy-to-use Fastfit adjustability and a lightweight, multi-material construction.

Zero Friction: Introduces the ZF Advantage club series, which includes a driver, fairway 3-wood and hybrid.

Aerotech Golf: SteelFiber composite iron shafts were played by third- and ninth-place finishers at the Open Championship.

SuperStroke Golf: Jumbo putter grip was used by a ninth-place finisher at the Open Championship.

Zero Friction: Introduces the ZF Advantage club series, which includes a driver, fairway 3-wood and hybrid.

Aldila: Wins the wood and hybrid shaft counts at the Open Championship. This year, according to Darrell Survey, Aldila had 15 more wood and 12 more hybrid shafts in play than its closest manufacturer.

Champ: Spikes were worn by the winner and 14 top-10 finishers at the Open Championship, according to Darrell Survey.

Miura Golf: Introduces the KM-007 forged and milled mallet putter, and the company’s first of its kind.

Fujikura: Motore Speeder shaft was played by the Open Championship winner.

Softspikes: Cleats worn by the True South Classic champion and by 68 percent of the plastic cleat-wearing field.

Tour Edge Golf: Exotics CB4 fairway wood was played by a third-place finisher at the Open Championship.

Titleist: Tour staffers Scott Stallings, Jason Bohn, Billy Horschel and Bud Cauley finished first through fourth, respectively, at the True South Classic.

Golf Pride: Grips were played by 119 of the 156 players in the Open Championship field.

Callaway Golf: Tour staffer Ernie Els used a full bag of Callaway equipment, including the Razr Fit Driver and the Hex Black Tour ball to win the Open Championship.

Odyssey: White Hot XG #1 belly putter was played by Ernie Els en route to winning the Open Championship.

Miura Golf: Introduces the KM-007 forged and milled mallet putter, and the company’s first of its kind.

Golf Pride: Grips were played by 119 of the 156 players in the Open Championship field.

Feel Golf: Introduces a carbon fiber telescopic retriever, which has been repackaged and reengineered to prevent water from getting inside the shafts and causing shaft failure. The new retrievers also have a 20 percent larger head made out of a stronger plastic alloy material and an improved spring mechanism.

Feel Golf: Introduces a carbon fiber telescopic retriever, which has been repackaged and reengineered to prevent water from getting inside the shafts and causing shaft failure. The new retrievers also have a 20 percent larger head made out of a stronger plastic alloy material and an improved spring mechanism.

SuperStroke Golf: Grips were played by two top-10 finishers at the John Deere Classic.