Equipment

Lamkin reports that its Crossline, Crossline Half Cord, Royal Sand Wrap grip models were used in professional victories this week, earning more than $2.17 million in first-place money.

Harrison Sports reports that the winner of the Irish Open played its Striper Long Drive graphite shaft in his driver and an Impulse shaft is his hybrid club.

C-Thru Grips reports that the winner of the Sybase Classic used a Mexico C-Thru Grip.

United Sports Technologies reports that the respective winners on the PGA and LPGA tours this week won using the IROD Hybrid graphite shaft.

United Sports Technologies reports that the respective winners on the PGA and LPGA tours this week won using the IROD Hybrid graphite shaft.

Titleist ambassadors Zach Johnson and Ryuji Imada finish one-two at the AT&T Classic, while Padraig Harrington won the Irish Open. Each played the New Pro V1x ball.

Feel Golf reports on its new 73-degree wedge that is now being used on the PGA Tour.

Graphite Design reports that the winner of the BMW Charity Pro-Am at The Cliffs played one of its shaft models and that its YS-Hybrid 85 was the most popular hybrid shaft at the event, according to the Darrell Survey.

Aldila reports that the respective winners on the PGA and LPGA tours used its shafts, while it also won the shaft count at the Nationwide Tour’s BMW Charity Pro-Am Classic at the Cliffs.

SeeMore Putter Co. reports that the winner of the AT&T Classic used its model of putter, along with third- and eighth-place finishers.

Eaton Corp. reports that 16 of the top 20 finishers at the AT&T Classic played Golf Pride grips.

Adams Golf reports that its hybrids ranked No. 1 on the equipment counts of the PGA, Champions and Nationwide tours this week, according to the Darrell Survey.

AccuFlex Golf reports that the winner of the Regions Charity Classic used its Icon HL shafts in his hybrids.

True Temper Sports reports that the Grafalloy Epic shaft was used by the winner of the Regions Charity Classic.

Feel Golf reports on its new 73-degree wedge that is now being used on the PGA Tour.

Eaton Corp. reports that 16 of the top 20 finishers at the AT&T Classic played Golf Pride grips.

Stroke Solutions reports on the benefits of its USGA-conforming SuperStroke grip.

Maxfli Golf introduces a new multi-layer golf ball called Maxfli Tour Fire.

Alpha Golf reports that amateur Fred Groth, of El Segundo, Calif., won a long drive competition at the Texas Shootout in Trophy Club, Texas, while using an Alpha C830.2 Plasma driver.

AccuFlex Golf reports that it had three shafts in play among top-15 finishers at The Players Championship.