This driver makes me happy and even when I only play once or twice a week, the driver is very solid and easy to hit. Distance with this driver from 240 to 260 yards,no more no less and much better than my Callaway Steelhead Plus, maybe because this huge 350 cc head. Well I'm not a PRO, buy I enjoy playing golf that the reason that we all buy good clubs, like this one. Thanks and keep playing.

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Taylor Made 360 and Callaway C4

This is a fantastic driver, and has earned a permanent spot in my bag over the Launcher, 975J, and ERCII. I love the feel and sound off the face, I like how it sets up, I love it's trajectory which is high but still gets some roll. It's length is obviously great, but I feel like I have much more control over this club than the Launcher. I will probably go for a stiffer shaft eventually, but it's been a while since I was this confident with a driver. Can work it left or right, can shorten my swing and hit it accurately, or I can let it rip without too much worry. I wouldn't have considered this club at $500, but now that it's dropped to around the $250 range, I think it's well worth the money.

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975J, TM300, Cleveland Launcher, ERCII

This is probably one of the best drivers i´ve ever hit. I used to play the 975j but changed to Nike. I´ve added about 25 yards and I am hitting my natural high draw again (something that was missing with the 975j). Although it costs around $400 it is still a good buy.

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the nike driver in my opinion is the best driver on the market right now. The club is very to work left or right. The ball jumps off the club face with amazing power. The classic designs and subtle markings on it make it a beutiful looking club. Nike has another set of woods lined up that will soon hit the market. Get ready for round two of nike golf!

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975j, taylormade320, callaway vft

This is absolutely an incredible driver. I don't know what anyone is talking about! The trajectory and distance are second to none and the look and feel of this stick are unmatched. The price? Well a little high but no higher than other drivers in its class. I bought one that I'm using and absolutely love it and have an extra that I got as a gift. If anyone is intersted, my extra is a brand new 9.5 firm flex. Please e-mail me at sammydabull92019@yahoo.com for details. Trust me, this driver is awesome!

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Haven't had experience with them yet!

The Nike Driver feels very solid at impact, even better than the 975J. Not really impressed by the stock shaft, it feels way too light and seems to deform when I swing it at about 80 percent. The shaft is tip stiff but is very flexible in the middle. Has a fade bias which i like since it limits my misses to the left. Looking at replacing the shaft with a YS 9.1 or equivalent Fujikura shaft. Stock grip is very skinny. For those of you with larger hands I would recommend increasing the size of the grip.

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Well, it's going to be tough to follow up this terrific thread going here, but I'll try. I love this club. I have heard complaints about the stock shaft, but have no complaints. I heard ballflight was a bit low, so I got the 10.5 loft. I am absolutely crushing the ball with this club. I'm hitting 9 or 10 fairways a round now, averaging at least 20 yards than my old driver. (I won't offer specific distance because I notice that always gets called into question around here). I admit that it's tough to work the ball left and right, but not impossible. But I'll take the forgiving, straight ballflight and club down on a dogleg any day. I don't believe the claims of feel being muted or odd with this club. After a couple of rounds, you get used to the new sounds, and I absolutely can tell the difference between hitting one a bit thin and flushing one. I have nothing bad to say about this club. I love it.

Let me start off by saying I was anxiously anticipating the release of the Nike line of golf clubs, especially their drivers. It sure is an awesome looking club from the grip down to the blue clubhead. I was torn between the 275cc Nike and the Titleist 975J. Well, the appearance of the Nike caught my eye more than the Titleist, in addition to the novelty of being one of the first to own a Nike driver. Hours after I bought my new driver I headed out to the range to experience the "maximum spring effect" launching power of this highly anticipated stick. I was initially pleased with the distance I was able to hit the ball, but was somewhat dismayed by the fact that every shot I hit seemed to be a push-slice (normally a straight ball hitter). I wrote that experience off to the fact I was hitting off a mat and was hesitating to take a full swing for fear of breaking it on the mat. The first round I used it on the course though, things seemed to be about the same. Next round....the same. So, I took a couple weeks off. And, after two more rounds of golf and 3 or 4 trips to the driving range there was nothing I could do to overcome the push-slice problem except swing out of my shoes. If I swung as hard as I could I could hit it pretty straight with a slight power fade. Today, I finally gave up and traded it in for a Titleist 975J w/stiff UST Pro Force 65 (which I should have bought in the first place). I just got back from the range and let me tell you, the 975J is a much nicer driver! I sure hope it carries over when I hit the links tomorrow. Granted I am no pro or even close to being one, but this is one tough club to get under control in my opinion.

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Well, since you two are both geniouses, I look to see you on the PGA tour next week. You have probably already purchased clubs from my "shop" and don't even realize it. I just love making money off of the idiotic general public who buys into the marketing hype of every new club that hits the market. Keep it up.....I enjoy the profits!

I haven't had a chance to hit this club because I'm in the Army and stuck in Bosnia right now. I come to this site often to get feedback from real golfers so that when I return to the U.S. I can buy an entire set of well deserved clubs. After reading the last review I had to write this one. Jake, are you a moron? Why would anyone want to buy something from your shop when by your own words you think that most golfers are clueless idiots with no feel or knowledge of the game? A "smart" golfer only hits their driver 4-6 times a round? How about this: A smart golfer plays to his/her strengths according to the course layout and conditions. This club is definetly on my list of clubs to demo when I get home, and I will trust MY feel and MY "inconsistent" swing to tell me if I like it or not. As far as the majority of people using a shaft that's too stiff for them I couldn't disagree more. While too stiff a shaft may cost a player some yardage it will also tend to improve accuracy, I'm a prime example of that. I said "Screw the yardage I wanna hit it straight" and upgraded to x-stiff shafts in my driver and irons. I did lose a very small amount of distance but hit the ball more accurately. Moral of the story: 1st - Jake is an idiot. 2nd - Hit the club, if it feels good to you and it goes where you want, get it. 3rd - Avoid purchasing from Jake, you aren't good enough or smart enough to make your own decisions. Sorry for rambling, take it easy.

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Nike's customer service is great, Jake's customer service sounds non-existent