Equipment

Club Glove: Adds a backpack and shoulder bag to its ultra-premium TRS Ballistic luggage line.

IJP Design: To celebrate Father’s Day, the company is making its Sunday Bag available free on all orders thru Thursday June 14. A golfer needs to purchase four items of clothing – two each from the men’s and junior’s collections, and they will be sent the Sunday Bag free of charge.

Tin Cup: Expands its collection of officially-licensed college golf ball marking stencils to include designs for the University of Oregon and Texas Tech, and another University of Virginia model.

Softspikes: Plastic cleats were worn by the respective winners on the PGA, LPGA, Champions and European tours this week.

Strategic Shafts Technologies: Reports that PGA Tour players who have had their clubs SST Pure-aligned have won more than $1 billion since the process began in 1998.

Wishon Golf: Introduces its Micro-Groove HM wedges, which feature a classic tear-drop profile with a medium-wide sole.

IJP Design: Launches the second in its series of four specially designed limited edition putter covers to mark each of this season’s majors. Named “Golden State” after this year’s U.S. Open at The Olympic Club in San Francisco, IJP Design is offering only 500 limited edition covers each with their own individually signed and numbered silver tag.

Graphite Design: Introduces the new heavier G-Series 80 and 90 gram premium golf shafts.

STX Golf: Sync Series 5 putter played by a third-place finisher at the Nationwide Tour’s Rex Hospital Open.

Scor Golf: Launches of a new version of its proprietary ScorFit Short Game Fitting System for the Scor4161 line of precision scoring clubs.

Champ: Spikes were worn by the respective winners of the Memorial Tournament and European Tour’s Wales Open.

Golf Pride: Grips were played by 89 percent of the players at the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Division I Championships, according to Darrell Survey.

Miura Golf: Releases its new SIT-460 driver, the Japanese company’s biggest driver yet. The driver has an all-titanium head that is the maximum size allowed by the Rules of Golf.

STX Golf: Sync Series 5 putter played by a third-place finisher at the Nationwide Tour’s Rex Hospital Open.

Golf Pride: Grips were played by 89 percent of the players at the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Division I Championships, according to Darrell Survey.

Miura Golf: Releases its new SIT-460 driver, the Japanese company’s biggest driver yet. The driver has an all-titanium head that is the maximum size allowed by the Rules of Golf.

Tef Tee: Reports on usage of its performance tee at the Champions Tour’s Principal Charity Classic.

Wishon Golf: Reports on its 919THI driver, which features a variable thickness and cup face design.