Equipment

PowerBilt: Introduces the new Grand Slam lineup set – driver, fairway woods, hybrids, irons, putter and bag – for $399.99. There are also open stock clubs that allow golfers to add clubs to fit their game.

Aerotech Golf: Steelfiber shafts were played by the Sony Open in Hawaii runner-up.

Matrix Shafts: Product was played by 25 percent of the Sony Open in Hawaii players who made the 36-hole cut.

U.S. Kids Golf: To add four new sizes to its Ultralight line of equipment. The 2012 Ultralight line will now offer nine sizes for golfers beginning at 39 inches tall and increasing in 3-inch increments.

PowerBilt: Introduces its new Air Force One DF driver.

PowerBilt: Introduces its new Air Force One DF driver.

Nippon Shaft: N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour 120 shafts were played in the irons of the Sony Open in Hawaii champion. Nippon Shaft product was also played by second- and 10th-place finishers.

Zero Friction: Introduces its ZFAdvantage grip line, which features an anti-torque design pattern that resists the tendency for the grip to twist in a golfer’s hands at impact.

Cleveland Golf: Introduces two additions to its 2012 product line – the Classic driver with a unique sole design and color scheme inspired by persimmon drivers, and Mashie hybrids, fairway woods and irons, which feature Gliderail technology on the sole that decreases turf drag for more lift and speed at impact.

Graphite Design: Tour AD UT 85 hybrid shaft was used by the Sony Open in Hawaii winner.

Zero Friction: Expands its product line with the Zero Friction Advantage Club Series, which features a driver, a 15-degree loft fairway wood and 24-degree loft hybrid.

Fourteen Golf: Introduces its TC-530FG forged Irons.

Cleveland Golf: Introduces two additions to its 2012 product line – the Classic driver with a unique sole design and color scheme inspired by persimmon drivers, and Mashie hybrids, fairway woods and irons, which feature Gliderail technology on the sole that decreases turf drag for more lift and speed at impact.