Equipment

Rife Putters reports that the respective winners of the Champions Tour’s Regions Charity Classic and the Nationwide Tour’s BMW Charity Pro-Am used its putters.

Alpha Golf reports that Steve Thomas used its Alpha C830.2 Plasma driver to lead the Regions Charity Classic field in driving distance, and that the eighth-place finisher also played its driver.

SeeMore Putter Co. reports that the runner-up at the Sybase Classic played its mFGP black putter.

Nickent reports on the winner of the AT&T Classic, who played its 4DX Hybrid.

PrideSports reports that more than 80 percent of the top 30 finishers at the PGA Tour’s AT&T Classic, the Champions Tour’s Regions Charity Classic and the Nationwide Tour’s BMW Charity Pro-Am wore its products.

Nickent reports on the winner of the AT&T Classic, who played its 4DX Hybrid.

Nippon Shaft will distribute its new N.S. Pro 999GH exclusively to the company’s specialty network of 125 North American installation centers.

Champ Spikes reports that the respective winners on the LPGA, PGA, European and Duramed Futures tours all wore Champ Spikes.

Heavy Putter reports that its B3-M model was used by the runner-up at the European Tour’s Irish Open.

Aldila reports that its VS Proto shaft was used by the winner of the Sybase Classic.

Eaton Corp. reports that 28 of the top 33 finishers at the AT&T Classic used its Golf Pride grips.

Graphite Design reports that the winner of the AT&T Classic used its shafts in a pair of fairway woods en route to his first PGA Tour victory.

Fujikura was the No. 1 driver and all woods shaft brand at the LPGA Sybase Classic.

KBS reports that the runner-up of the AT&T Classic recently switched to its KBS Tour steel shafts in his irons.

Nickent player David Mathis won the BMW Charity Pro-Am using a 4DX Evolver driver, a 4DX fairway wood and a 4DX hybrid.

Heavy Putter reports that its B3-M model was used by the runner-up at the European Tour’s Irish Open.

Aldila reports that its VS Proto shaft was used by the winner of the Sybase Classic.

Eaton Corp. reports that 28 of the top 33 finishers at the AT&T Classic used its Golf Pride grips.

Graphite Design reports that the winner of the AT&T Classic used its shafts in a pair of fairway woods en route to his first PGA Tour victory.

KBS reports that the runner-up of the AT&T Classic recently switched to its KBS Tour steel shafts in his irons.