Nakashima Golf HTEC Drivers
Nakashima Golf HTEC Drivers
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[Sep 19, 2012]
Michael Willis
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Nakashima HTEC 460
While I thought the driver performed well the impact noise simply made me cringe. I'd describe it as two boxcars mating. Yes, a loud 'clank' that grates on other golfers nerves as well as mine. I asked the club maker to to damp the noise and he recommended filling the head with foam. This may have contributed to the driver face cracking as it did shortly thereafter. Customer Service It's now been over six weeks and I've no word. If they've voided the warranty they should at least tell me. Similar Products Used: TaylorMade BurnerFast 1.0 |
[Nov 24, 2009]
the bomber
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Nakashima 450 Hi Tec Driver
Been searching for an age to replace my Srixon XIo and finally found it!
Customer Service Thank you to Jason Macniven Hampshire England for the fit |
[Jul 31, 2009]
dukedog
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
nakashima Htec driver
This by far is the longest straightest driver i ever hit, i picked up 25-30yards over my Titleist driver,my first combination i tried was not perfect, but with there refit policy i went back in and tweeked it at no charge and found the perfect setup, i had a hole in one on 311 yard par 4 in skins game, i am left handed and i tried 10 shafts! which is a miracle for me being left handed, it was awesome experience, i was fit at head quarters in stockton california, what a system, and now i heard taylormade is trying to copy nakashima golf, how funny is that, good luck that r9 sucks!!!!bunch of copycats-
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[Jun 22, 2009]
dezdoozi
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Nakashima 460 hi tec 11.5 loft
Had a crack with it on Tracker!
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[Jun 19, 2009]
sobecat
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nakashima Golf HTEC Driver
I cannot recommend this driver. Its too expensive and I dont think I can tell people to even try the club. I never had so much disperion of side spin after the Nakashima Studio fitting session. I was fitted with a Fuji Rombax 6w06 stiff($300) on a 9.5 head. I told them that I wanted a 10.5. I hit this thing on the driving range with side hook spin and the distance is mediocre. Forget consistancy, there is none. The only time I hit it straight was when I had to "Apply" a feel to get that straight shot. But consistancy was nonexistent. I spent over $700 for this driver. All of you can call me a dumbass and I deserve it. I just trusted them and their computer. They made me believe that the numbers that I had were going to give me huge results. My losses are great and I am not sure I can sell it.
Customer Service I was rushed to buy it in the fitting studio. They led me to believe that I was fitted properly but I was too trusting of them. They told me that I had to change my swing by teeing the ball 2 inches up. then hit up high on it. I dont change my swing for a club THAT drastically. They did call to check up on me, but I didnt trust them anymore to think that they would charge me another $75 for fitting and full retail on another shaft if I came back. Similar Products Used: Titleist 905s/r, 975D, and Callaway x460. |
[May 31, 2009]
scoobygolf
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Nakashima
I now have a HTEC 460, 10 1/2 degree driver with a Mitsubishi Fubuki shaft. This is by far the best driver I've ever hit. The wind is no factor. I consistantly hit 300 yard drives at age 47. NO COMPANY IN GOLF OFFERS THE SAME CUSTOMER SERVICE THAT THIS COMPANY OFFERS. THEY WILL CHANGE THE SHAFT AND HEAD COMBINATION UNTIL IT IS PERFECT. SIMPLY THE BEST. Customer Service UNBELIEVABLE Similar Products Used: CLEVELAND, TAYLORMADE, TITLEIST |
[Mar 03, 2008]
melsmitty
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Nakashima Htec 460cc
This is absolutly the best driver on the Market. I matched the New Nakashima 460cc with a Matrix F7M2 LTD (Thanks Epic Golf Tour Products for the fit). The Head sits open, thanks to the Nakashima Adjustable hosel, and the Ball speed and spin rate were unmatched by any driver I tested. The Htec 460cc Driver had a much lower spin rate than the Htec 440cc, and the Ball flight is unbelievable. Way better than my TaylorMade 282 Proto Head with the same shaft. Customer Service Have never used them Similar Products Used: TaylorMade f7 TP 282 Proto |
[Feb 01, 2008]
r yoon
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
nakashima htec driver 11.5 loft speeder 757 stiff
excellent feel and trajectory. speeder shaft really compliments loft. face is hot and ball flight has no ballooning. driver sits square to open at address but working ball is as easy as setup modifications. the driver really has good balanced weight and does not feel fragile, top quality design with nice clean look. used to use titlest 905r with speeder (good driver as well) but always felt the ball compress to much. this driver u get compression but u feel mostly the transfer of energy delivered more. very high quality driver, better then new 2008 models. only model that came close to similar preformance (as far as vector numbers) is mizunos mp-600 driver. Customer Service haven't had to use Similar Products Used: mizuno mp-600
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[Jan 31, 2008]
Twiceaces
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
HTEC DRIVER
Nakashima HTEC 9 Degree Driver
Customer Service No experience. Similar Products Used: Not enough space to list here. |