Equipment

Alpha Golf unveils two new updated driver designs – the RX Carbon and Response Carbon. Based off of the RX460 and Response Offset, the new drivers feature a strong frame structure, updated sole design, and light Carbon crowns.

Champ Spikes reports that the winner of the WGC-CA Championship wore its Scorpion Stinger. In total, four of the top five golfers wore Champ Spikes.

Eaton Corp. reports that the majority of golfers who played in the World Golf Championships-CA Championship relied on its Golf Pride grips.

PrideSports reports that it won the plastic cleat count at both the WGC-CA Championship and the Puerto Rico Open. Also, the winner and nine of the top 12 finishers at the Puerto Rico Open, and three of the top six finishers at the WGC-CA Championship, played its products, that include the Pulsar and Black Widow cleat models.

Titleist reports that Geoff Ogilvy played its Pro V1 golf ball en route to winning the extended WGC-CA Championship on Monday. Ogilvy also plays the Vokey Design pitching and sand wedges (50 and 55 degrees, respectively), and a spin-milled lob wedge (60 degrees). He also played a Scotty Cameron by Titleist prototype putter.

Graphite Design topped the graphite hybrid shaft model count at the Puerto Rico Open, according to Darrell Survey. Also, four of the top six finishers used Graphite Design shafts.

Aldila reports that the winner of the WGC-CA Championship played its new VooDoo shaft, which features the company’s newly-developed S-core technology.

Scratch Golf reports its second top-10 finish in successive months at the Puerto Rico Open.

Hillerich & Bradsby Co. reports on a woman who used its PowerBilt clubs and Bionic glove to record two holes-in-one in five days.

The SeeMore Putter Co. reports that top-10 finishers at the WGC-CA Championship and Puerto Rico Open used its putters.

Cobra ambassador Geoff Ogilvy won the WGC-CA Championship on Monday. He played the King Cobra Speed Pro D driver (9.5 degrees), X Speed fairway metal (13 degrees), new Pro MB (3-9) irons and a Pro CB 2-iron.

PrideSports reports that it won the plastic cleat count at both the WGC-CA Championship and the Puerto Rico Open. Also, the winner and nine of the top 12 finishers at the Puerto Rico Open, and three of the top six finishers at the WGC-CA Championship, played its products, that include the Pulsar and Black Widow cleat models.

Graphite Design topped the graphite hybrid shaft model count at the Puerto Rico Open, according to Darrell Survey. Also, four of the top six finishers used Graphite Design shafts.

Aldila reports that the winner of the WGC-CA Championship played its new VooDoo shaft, which features the company’s newly-developed S-core technology.

Scratch Golf reports its second top-10 finish in successive months at the Puerto Rico Open.

Mitchell Golf Equipment Co. reports on its Steelclub Angle Machine, which has been in tour vans for 20 consecutive years.

Mitchell Golf Equipment Co. reports on its Steelclub Angle Machine, which has been in tour vans for 20 consecutive years.

Evolve Golf reports that two of the top five finishers at the Arnold Palmer Invitational played Epoch performance golf tees.

Daiwa Golf Co. unveils two all-new Onoff Plus fairway woods to the U.S. market for 2008. The new Onoff Fairway Arm Series woods are engineered for performance, yet designed for golfers who also seek a sense of individuality and personal style in their game.

Fujikura was the No. 1 driver and all woods shaft brand at the LPGA’s MasterCard Classic and the Champions Tour’s AT&T Champions Classic, completing a triple play of wins this week that also included the PGA Tour’s Arnold Palmer Invitational.