I'm writting this to respond to moe's phrase "If you can't hit this driver, Dont hate it, hate your swing" I'm playing for leadbetter academy, I'm one of the best junior of my country and my strength is my ball striking, so I think my swing must not be the problem...but the fact is that what Mickelson said wasn't false...I tried the 400 cc and the 350cc from nike, for me and quiet everyone in the academy, this driver has no feeling, no extra distance and no better accuracy...I think it's just a poor driver with "nike" on it which for some people make a difference....

Similar Products Used:

Titleist 983k, cleveland launcher, calaway great big bertha 2...

Before I got the Nike Driver, I was just playing my Titelist 975F 14.5% 3 Wood. I was only hitting it about 230 yards. Then I purchased the Nike Driver. It imrpoved my game many many strokes. It is very very light and every shot you hit off of the club is hit of the sweet spot. The last time I owned a Driver I hit slices, now that I have the Forged Nike Driver I have hit it staight and long. I prefer the Nike Driver to any one that wants to hit the long ball like Tiger Woods, because this is the driver that he hits and he says, " It improved my game by 2 strokes"

Similar Products Used:

Tommy Armour 855 Irons Nike 4 Wood

NIke 400cc 10 degree Driver, UST-ATR X-stiff shaft, pro velvet grip. If you can't hit this driver, Dont hate it, hate your swing. The technology level of this driver may collide with the technology of your game. Make sure your swing is at its best before you hit the 400cc driver, so if you are unsatisfied you will truely know it was the club, which I would still find hard to believe, if given a chance. Trust me, stick to this driver for at least 6 monthes before even thinking of another driver.

Customer Service

Great

Similar Products Used:

Calloway Hawkeye VFT, Ping ISI, Ping ISI Tech Ti

Let me start by saying that I was in the market for a new driver because the face of my HipSteel driver cracked. I did not know what I was going to replace it with but did know that I wanted a better quality club. I hit all of the big named drivers (Callaway BB 2, TM 510, Ping, Nike, Titleist 975J-VS, Cleveland Launcher, & even the Wilson Deep Red). After my first session I narrowed it down to the Titleist & Cleveland. I eliminated the Nike because the sound was muffled like the Taylor Made R510. The shaft did not feel solid. The head was just too light. I guess you can get one custom made to your liking but I don't know if Nike would do what they do for the Pro's for an ordinary golfer. Anyway, I went with the Titleist because it felt the best (solid) and provided me with the best results (long and slight draw). When it comes to golf clubs what someone likes others don't. I'm sure that there are people who don't like the Titleist and prefer the Nike driver. Just get out there and try them all. I will tell you that if you are looking for a solid feeling club try the Titleist 975J-VS.

Nike driver 350cc with stock shaft stiff. Very long, accurate, amazing feel, forgiving. Bit longer then my Titleist 975J w/ proforce 75, and about the same as my Ping Tisi, but lower trajectory and more roll. Best driver out there right now.

Customer Service

never tried them yet.

Similar Products Used:

Ping Tisi, Taylor made 300/320/360, Great Big Bertha(war bird..etc), Titleist 975 J/D, you name it

I prefer my titleists............ but the clubs not bad honestly...helps to get them custom fitted :)

Customer Service

well....if im paid THAT much....can i complain?

Similar Products Used:

Titleist 975JvS Cobra

I have used both the 350cc 9.5 degree model, and the 400cc 9.0 degree model. I think I'm in the minority, but I preferred the 350cc model. Ball flight was lower than the 400cc, and it rolls forever. Both are forgiving, but I tended to lose some to the right with the 400cc. The 400cc flies farther (possibly due to the longer shaft), and the 350cc model has more roll. Both are excellent drivers.

Customer Service

n/a

Similar Products Used:

Cleveland Launcher, Wilson Deep Red, many others.

I have tried both the 350 and the 400 models in 9 deg and they both went great, though I will have to but some taller tees for the 400. I am amozed at the distance and it is a real step up from my Mizuno, although this is still a fav. Had no problem working the ball both ways and drove several 260 to 300 metre par 4's. Great drivers

Customer Service

Excellent

Similar Products Used:

Mizuno Forged Titanium, GBB II

Got this driver to hit in 40 degree weather. Reg stock shaft. This is ideal driver in cold weather 240-250 carry but straight as a pin. can shape drive if wished. Better than gbb 11 with prolite stiff and 975 j and f-le.

Customer Service

na

Similar Products Used:

975 d.j and fe. Launcher 330 gbb11 srionx xx10 all bang and smt heads with shafts harrison gd prolite penley etc

First of all, I shoot in the 60s... it just didn't give me the option. Secondly, this Driver is Da Bomb... the Ti forged face provides a great feel and feedback while launching the ball with a flat trajectory that easily delivers my drives to the 300 yard mark. The Stiff Shaft corrects the torque effect reducing slices... lets just say this club is a "Par 4"'s worst nightmare... I have every Nike Golf product and I will only endorse Nike Product as they are the Sport Behemoth out there... they must have gotten there due to the quality of the products they produce.

Customer Service

Great

Similar Products Used:

Nicklaus' GoldenBear Tranzition Driver: 355cc (Great Stuff too)