Equipment

PrideSports reports on its usage on the PGA, Champions and Nationwide tours, respectively.

C-Thru Grips reports that the winner of the SemGroup Championship using its fluorescent pink custom labels.

KBS reports that the winner of the Spanish Open played Srixon 701 irons custom-fit with KBS Tour steel shafts.

Titleist reports its was the most played ball at the Wachovia Championship with 102 players. Also, Titleist was first in iron sets (T-36), wedges (140) and putters (55).

Heavy Putter reports that the runner-up at the Spanish Open used its B1-M model.

Champ Spikes reports that the respective winners of the Wachovia Championship and the SemGroup Championship both wore Scorpion Stinger spikes.

Aldila reports that it won the wood shaft manufacturer count at the South Georgia Classic and swept the hybrid shaft count on all four tours.

Aldila advisory staff member Paula Creamer uses its new DVS shaft in her driver and Pink NVS in her 3-wood en route to winning the SemGroup Championship.

Yes! Golf reports that the winner of the Spanish Open used its Marilyn putter, and that 49 combined putters were in play on the European and LPGA tours.

Aldila reports that it won the wood shaft manufacturer count at the South Georgia Classic and swept the hybrid shaft count on all four tours.

Aldila advisory staff member Paula Creamer uses its new DVS shaft in her driver and Pink NVS in her 3-wood en route to winning the SemGroup Championship.

Honma Golf Co. introduces the third generation of Beres MG713 this month.

Fujikura reports that it won the driver shaft brand count at this week’s Wachovia Championship, SemGroup Championship and South Georgia Classic.

KBS reports that the winner of the BMW Asian Open used its Tour steel shafts in his irons and wedges.

Alpha Golf reports that its C830.2 Plasma driver and the RX Low Pro hybrid were used to achieve two top-10 finishes at the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf.

Evolve Golf announces a new version of its Epoch tee, combining a slimmer shaft and new lengths for easier insertion into the ground with an enhanced construction. The Epoch is now available in 3 ¼-inch and 2 ¾-inch heights, as well as a 1 ½-inch version designed specifically for use with fairway woods, irons and hybrids.

Fujikura reports it was the No. 1 driver shaft brand at 95 percent of all U.S. tour events, including the PGA, LPGA, Champions and Nationwide, through the first quarter of 2008 competition.

PrideSports reports that 20 of the top 30 finishers at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship played its products. Also, the respective winners on the Nationwide Tour and Champions Tour used its products.

Graphite Design reports that, according to Darrell Survey, that the winner of the Stanford International Pro-Am and runner-up at EDS Byron Nelson Championship played its shafts.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the EDS Byron Nelson Championship played its Proforce V2 shafts in his Titleist driver and fairway wood.