Equipment

Eaton Corp. announces that Golf Channel will feature its Golf Pride grips on its "What’s In The Bag?" spotlight tonight, Monday.

SMT Golf reports on the success of its Interchangeable head/shaft packages as well as the overall sales of the FAZ-Fit connector system.

Eaton Corp. announces that Golf Channel will feature its Golf Pride grips on its "What’s In The Bag?" spotlight tonight, Monday.

FLGolf Inc. reports on the most recent hole-in-one made with the Volvik golf ball.

Champ Spikes reports that the winner of the Masters played its Pro Stinger spikes en route to his first major. In fact, the top-three finishers all wore Champ products.

Srixon staff professionals Steve Flesch and Miguel Angel Jimenez recorded top-10 finishes, respectively, at the Masters. Flesch played the Z-URC and Jimenez the Z-URS.

Eaton Corp. reports that, according to Darrell Survey, 86.2 percent of the Masters field played Golf Pride grips.

Aldila reports that the women’s world No. 1 played its VS Proto shaft en route to winning the Corona Championship and qualifying for the LPGA Hall of Fame.

PrideSports reports that the Masters was the 45th straight major championship in which the majority of the field played its stable of products, including Softspikes cleats.

Adams Golf reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, it was on the hybrid equipment count at the Masters.

Grafalloy reports that the Masters champion used its Epic shaft in his driver, fairway wood and hybrid.

Rife Putters reports the winner of the Zurich Classic used its Barbados putter to finish tied for eighth at the Masters.

Evolve Golf reports that three of the top-five Masters finishers used its Epoch tees.

Aldila reports that the women’s world No. 1 played its VS Proto shaft en route to winning the Corona Championship and qualifying for the LPGA Hall of Fame.

Grafalloy reports that the Masters champion used its Epic shaft in his driver, fairway wood and hybrid.

Alpha Golf reports that Steve Thomas has used its new Alpha V5 LX driver twice to post top-five finishes on the Florida Senior Golf Tour.

Nickent reports that the Livermore Valley Wine Country Championship marked the 25th PGA Tour event won with its clubs in play. The winner used a 17-degree 4DX Ironwood.

Fujikura reports it won the driver and wood shaft brand count, which includes hybrids, at the Masters.

Titleist reports that 55 of 94 players relied on its golf balls at the Masters. Also, Titleist was the top choice in iron sets (17), sand, lob and approach wedges (69) and putters (31).

Alpha Golf reports that Steve Thomas has used its new Alpha V5 LX driver twice to post top-five finishes on the Florida Senior Golf Tour.