MARLBOROUGH, Mass. (Nov. 18, 2013) -- CHAMP/MacNeill Engineering Worldwide - The World Leader in Sport Cleat Technology® and maker of innovative CHAMP spikes, high-performance golf tees and accessories - confirms its renowned spikes were used by the winner and four top-10 finishers at the OHL Classic at Mayakoba.

Capturing his second PGA Tour title, the winner relied on the ScorpionSTINGER™ model's unique traction technology to successfully navigate the El Camaleon course in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. The #1 Brand on Tour®, CHAMP spikes have been used by 32 of the last 44 major winners and are available in a variety of options.

"When it comes to their equipment, Tour players are among the most discerning athletes in the world," says Harris MacNeill, President and CEO of CHAMP/MacNeill Engineering Worldwide. "Our technologically advanced traction systems are preferred by the majority of professionals because they provide superior stability and comfort for unmatched performance."

Beyond the cleat category, the company offers a wide range of products, including the Zarma FLYtee™. Drawing from MacNeill Engineering's unrivalled 80-plus year heritage, the FLYtee line has quickly become one of the most-used tees by leading professionals worldwide. The new FLYteePRO model is infused with a specially-engineered polymer that makes it nearly indestructible. Like its predecessors, the PRO showcases a six-pronged head and shallow cup to reduce friction at impact, promoting longer and straighter drives..With more than 100 active distributors, CHAMP is the world's largest manufacturer of replaceable spikes. The company is the dominant global brand in football, soccer, golf, baseball, cricket, rugby and other sports.

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