Equipment

Aldila reports that it was the most popular shaft in both woods and hybrids at the Wachovia Championship and Fort Smith Classic.

Rife Putters reports that the runner-up at the SemGroup Championship used its Rife Aussie blade putter.

Rife Putters reports that the runner-up at the SemGroup Championship used its Rife Aussie blade putter.

Harrison reports that a third-place finisher used its Pro 2.5 graphite shafts and Impulse Hybrid shafts, while Rory Sabbatini played a Harrison Pro 2.5 shaft in his driver to shoot the tournament’s lowest score (64).

Graphite Design reports that, according to the Darrell Survey, the winner of the Nationwide Tour’s Fort Smith Classic was among six top-eight finishers playing Graphite Design models.

Element 21 Golf Co., the manufacturer of Scandium Alloy golf equipment, reports, in recently conducted independent driver testing by Golf Laboratories, its new EMC2 Scandium driver has outperformed Callaway’s FT-5 driver by 29 yards in distance and is 338 percent more accurate.

Ashdon Golf reports that its Round-A-Bout G-360 was recently named the No. 1 putter on the market by Rankmark, a golf test company.

FlGolf Inc. reports on the latest reported hole-in-one used with the Volvik Crystal golf ball.

AccuFlex Golf reports that it expects to have as many as 10 Creation shafts in play at the Wachovia Championship.

KZG earns the GolfTest USA Seal of Approval for its Gemini II driver with a NovaTech 6000 shaft.

AccuFlex Golf reports that it expects to have as many as 10 Creation shafts in play at the Wachovia Championship.

Scratch Golf reports that its wedges were put into play at the last week’s Spanish Open.

Harrison reports that Rory Sabbatini played its Pro 2.5 shaft in his driver and the Impulse shaft in his hybrid club en route to a third-place finish at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship.

PG Professional Golf introduces its softcore floating range ball.

Lamkin Grips reports that two of the top three money winners at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship used its grips.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the Spanish Open played a Callaway driver custom-fit with its Proforce V2 graphite shaft.

Adams Golf reports that, according to Darrell Survey, a record 86 of its hybrids were in play at the Henrico County Open.

United Sports Technologies reports that the winner of the Spanish Open played a Callaway driver custom-fit with its Proforce V2 graphite shaft.

True Temper reports that the winner of the EDS Byron Nelson Championship benefited from a shaft change in his irons from graphite to True Temper’s Dynalite Gold steel shafts.