Equipment

Boccieri Golf reports that a member of the winning team at the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf played its Heavy Putter.

Titleist reports that Jerry Kelly won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans playing its New Pro V1x.

Graphite Design reports that the respective winners of the Zurich Classic at New Orleans and Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, and the runner-up of the LPGA Corona Championship all played Graphite Design Tour AD shafts.

Aldila reports that the top-three finishers at the South Georgia Classic played its shafts, including the champion who played its VS Proto in his 3-wood.

Boccieri Golf reports that a member of the winning team at the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf played its Heavy Putter.

Aldila reports that the top-three finishers at the South Georgia Classic played its shafts, including the champion who played its VS Proto in his 3-wood.

Blue Hawk, manufacturer of the Blue Hawk XT30 driver, makes Inverrary Golf Club in Lauderhill, Fla., as its operational headquarter.

Excel Golf Products Inc. reports on its new Zero Friction Distance 312 golf ball.

Excel Golf Products Inc. reports on its new Zero Friction Distance 312 golf ball.

Zero Friction reports on staff player Kenny Perry.

Zero Friction reports on staff player Kenny Perry.

The winner of the Duramed Futures Tour’s Louisiana Pelican Classic won with eight Miura Golf MC-102 irons in her bag.

SeeMore Putter Co. reports on Briny Baird‘s second-place finish at the Verizon Heritage, where he played a new SeeMore m1 belly putter.

Rife Putters reports on the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s Athens Regional Foundation Classic who played its Rife Barbados putter.

Mizuno reports on staff player Brian Gay winning the Verizon Heritage, and four of the top-five finishers playing its irons.

True Temper reports that the Verizon Heritage winner played its Rifle shafts in his irons en route to a record-setting 10-shot victory.

Fujikura wins the driver and all woods shaft brand counts at the Verizon Heritage, and reports having 23 Motore F1 Series shafts in play.

Aldila reports that the respective winners on the PGA, Nationwide and Champions tours played either its NV, NVS, VoodDoo or VS Proto shafts.

Bridgestone Golf staffer Nick Price played the Bridgestone Tour B330 ball en route to his first-ever Champions Tour victory at the Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am.

Titleist reports that Brian Gay and Scott Strange played its New Pro V1 golf ball en route to their respective wins at the Verizon Heritage and Volvo China Open.