When the McGladrey Classic went past the regulation 72 holes, the fourth PGA Tour win in four weeks for a player trusting a full bag of Titleist equipment was guaranteed. Titleist Brand Ambassadors Ben Crane and Webb Simpson both trusted the precision and performance of Titleist equipment to tie on 15-under-par before Crane emerged victorious with a par at the second extra hole. Crane joins fellow full line Titleist players Bill Haas, Kevin Na and Bryce Molder in the winner's circle, each of whom has tasted victory in recent weeks, and becomes the sixteenth different player to trust a full bag of Titleist equipment to claim victory on the PGA Tour in 2011. Titleist's winning form continued around the world as Pro V1x loyalist Tom Lewis won the Portugal Masters in just his third professional outing, whilst there were further wins for four other Titleist golf ball loyalists across the worldwide professional tours as the legendary Pro V1 franchise remained the choice of champions.

Posting birdies at eight of his final 11 holes, Crane trusted a host of Titleist equipment to claim his first win of 2011, including the Pro V1x golf ball, 910D2 driver, 910F fairway metal, 910H hybrid, AP2 irons, and Vokey Design Wedges. Despite finishing as runner-up, Titleist Brand Ambassador Webb Simpson moved to the top of the PGA Tour money list, overtaking fellow Pro V1x loyalist and World number one Luke Donald. Following four winning weeks on the PGA Tour, the feel and control of the Pro V1 franchise was once again the choice of the majority of the top finishers. Each of the top four, and nine of the top 10 players at the event put their trust in the performance of Titleist golf balls. Titleist was also the overwhelming golf ball of choice with 87 players, nearly seven times the nearest competitor with 13, and also topped the counts for iron sets, sand, lob and approach wedges and putters.

The success of Tom Lewis and Ben Crane has also been great news for FootJoy. FJ Brand Ambassador Lewis produced a stunning seven-under-par final round of 65 to become the youngest ever Portugal Masters champion and claim his maiden title in only his third start as a professional. Relying on the all-round excellence and comfort of FJ Icon and the superior feel and performance of an FJ StaSof glove, Lewis showed maturity beyond his 20 years coming down the stretch at The Oceânico Victoria Golf Course, reeling off four birdies in the final five holes to finish 21 under-par for the week and claim a two-shot victory over fellow FJ loyalist, Rafael Cabrera-Bello.

Ben Crane and Webb Simpson ensured four successive victories on both of golf's major tours for the market-leading shoe company, thanks to their head-to-head playoff at the McGladrey Classic. Sporting a pair of DryJoys Tour golf shoes and FJ Pure Touch glove, Crane claimed the title and a $720,000 winner's cheque.

A first victory of 2011 for Titleist and FJ Brand Ambassador Ben Crane, and a maiden European Tour win for Titleist golf ball loyalist and FJ Brand Ambassador Tom Lewis continues to prove that the world's best players opt for the matchless performance of Titleist, and the comfort and superior feel of FootJoy for their success.