A Nippon Press Release after a sucessful weekend. 3 Wins on 3 Tours for Nipon shafts, unfortunately I didn’t make it 4 wins on 4 tours at the Windermere Pro-Am, but a big congratulations to Garcia, who with the win automatically gains a spot in the European Ryder Cup team. Garcia knocks out Poulter but I’m sure after his recent Ryder Cup performances will get a certain captains pick. Nippon Shaft recorded three victories on three different world golf tours over the weekend, the biggest coming in a Monday morning finish at the Wyndham Championship at the par-70 Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, NC.

There, the 32-year-old Spaniard, who wielded Nippon Shaft’s N.S. PRO prototype 2G18 steel shafts in his irons, won by two strokes after shooting an18-under par total 262 on rounds of 67-63-66-66.

The victory was his first on the PGA TOUR since 2008 when he won The Players. It also went a long way toward helping secure a spot on this year’s European Ryder Cup team, which will take on the Americans next month at Medinah Country Club outside Chicago.

Meanwhile on the LPGA Tour, the 22-year-old from Japan used Nippon Shaft’s classic N.S. PRO 850GH steel shafts in her irons en route to victory at the Safeway Classic outside Portland, her first on the LPGA. The fourth-year LPGA Tour member finished at 13-under par 203 for her 54-hole wire-to-wire win on the Ghost Creek Course at Pumpkin’s Ridge. She won $225,000 for her efforts.

Nippon Shaft’s N.S. PRO MODUS3 Tour 120 also claimed victory at the ECCO Tour Championship in Denmark. The 38-year-old Italian earned his fourth career win with a par on the third hole of a two-man sudden death playoff at Stensballegaard Golf in Horsens, Denmark. The two players finished at 12-under par in regulation.