Golf Clubs | Spotlight shift for Tour Pro Equipment

Nike has dominated the technical equipment reviews, with Tiger Woods sponsorship deal keeping them in the headlines. Though now it seems the WGC-CA Championship has opened up the discussion to the likes of Cobra and Titleist.

Geoff Ogilvy's victory has brought publicity to Cobra, his choice for golf clubs during the event. Using the Cobra Speed Pro Driver, previously snubbed as radical and noisy by the industry, also the cavity-backed Cobra Pro CB 2-irons and Cobra Pro MB muscleback irons. Titleist were also brough credit by Ogilvy's game, at the pivotal chip at the 13th hole, he opted for the Titleist 50-degree Vokey Design wedge.

McDowell has claimed this week, mush to his sponsors delight that he can achieve an extra 15-20 yards off the tee. He says this is through the introduction of a new golf ball and his Callaway Fusion FT-3 driver. Ernie Els had his first win within the US in four years, using his Callaway X Prototype wedge at the PGA National's. This was enough to keep Luke Donald from a deserved win, his technology is gaining attention since he changed last year to the Mizuno MP32 irons.

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