Equipment

United Sports Technologies reports that the first- and second- place finishers at the John Deere Classic used its shafts, and won won six of the top 10 money positions.

Feel Golf Co. opens a new sales territory with the addition of Green Mountain Golf, a Northeast professional golf sales firm.

United Sports Technologies reports that the first- and second- place finishers at the John Deere Classic used its shafts, and won won six of the top 10 money positions.

Titleist introduces its new NXT Tour and NXT Extreme golf balls.

Aerotech Golf introduces its new ALT470 graphite shaft, a lightweight shaft with a slim profile.

Aerotech Golf introduces its new ALT470 graphite shaft, a lightweight shaft with a slim profile.

C-Thru Grips debuts its new Ladies Line of grips.

Grafalloy reports that its ProLaunch Red was the No. 1 graphite shaft in play at the Legend Financial Group Classic with 19.

SST Pure shaft alignment is now available from TrueFit Golf in England.

Buster Golf Devices introduces a hot pink-colored grip to benefit breast cancer awareness. For every hot pink Buster Grip purchased online, Buster Golf Devices will donate $1 to breast cancer research.

Lamkin reports that its Crossline, Crossline Half Cord and Tour Black grips were used by recent winners on the LPGA, Nationwide, Champions and European tours.

AccuFlex Golf reports that the second-place finisher at the U.S. Senior Open used its Icon Lite shaft in his driver.

The winner of the U.S. Senior Open on the Champions Tour used Grafalloy Epic shafts.

The winner of the 2007 AT&T National golf tournament used the oversized SuperStroke putter grip.

Fujikura Composites America, Inc. announces that, according to the Darrell Survey, Fujikura was the top driver shaft brand at the AT&T National, U.S. Senior Open Championship and Legend Financial Group Classic tournaments.

The winner of the AT&T National in Bethesda, Md. got his second Tour win of the season Sunday using Aldila’s NV 85 Hybrid.

Graphite Design announces that the company claimed the graphite wood shaft brand count on the Japan Tour for the 144th consecutive event while its Tour AD Quattro Tech model was played by the winner of the Woodone Open, according to the Darrell Survey.

Eaton Corporation announces that, according to a 2007 Darrell Survey of grip usage, the majority of PGA professionals who played in the 2007 U.S. Senior Open Golf Tournament depended on Golf Pride grips.

RT Technologies announces that its Midas hybrid golf shaft was in the bag of the second place finisher at the Legend Financial Group Classic which was held at StoneWater GC in Highland Heights, Ohio.

Scratch Golf announces that its wedges earned a 4th place finish at the PGA Nationwide Tour’s Legend Financial Group Classic Presented by Cynergies Solutions which was held at StoneWater GC in Highland Heights, Ohio.