Nike SasQuatch Sumo 460 Drivers
Nike SasQuatch Sumo 460 Drivers
[Jul 29, 2009]
Stormbringer
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
Nike Sasq. Sumo 10.5 v2 shaft
Very good driver. This driver had a nice blend of distance, forgivness and workability. I like the look, sound and feel.
Customer Service Never used Similar Products Used: Most all the big name drivers from all the major manufacturers. Says a lot that I gave up my beloved Cleveland TII 460 for this driver. |
[Jul 13, 2009]
roy holmes
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
sumo 4950
Hi, bought the sumo used for $100.00 canadian this spring and have hit 36 holes with it. I like the distance i now get, average 280, sometimes over 300 and my longest is 320. Very forgiving on miss hits(250 or so) and extremely straight,only missed 2 fairways out of 28. Before i was lucky to be 50% on my fairways. I will keep this one for awhile,even if i upgrade later on. Plus it looks great at address. Similar Products Used: Taylormade r580xd, callaway hyper x,maxfli powermax,adams redline,and a few others not worth mentioning. |
[Apr 27, 2009]
sawse2008
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike SQ 460
I absolutely love this club I have played about 10-12 Rounds with it and I have never been able to drive the ball better I consistently hit the ball 250-270 and in the fairway 90% of the time. with my old driver I hit around 250 but I was constantly hitting OB. great club all around. Customer Service haven't used it Similar Products Used: Taylormade Burner (Not as good) |
[Apr 26, 2009]
flip
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Nike SQ Sumo 2
First day I tried it, I hit it the first hole and was ready to sell it, the sound was terrible, I noticed some good roll but hit it terrible, during the round I used the original sasquatch, Next day, I hit the 6 out of 10 fairways compared to 8 out of 10 so not bad for second day,
Customer Service Never hope to call it
Similar Products Used: Nike Ignite 460
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[Apr 17, 2009]
choeborn
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
nike sumo 460
This is an awesome driver!!
Similar Products Used: The sumo 5000 is a little more forgiving. |
[Mar 10, 2009]
CRE8TIVE
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Nike Sasquatch Sumo 460
This is the best driver I have ever hit. It has a great feel and gives me so much confidence when I step up to the tee. The ball really launches off the face. I went to a local golf store and hit this Nike driver and the Taylor Made Burner and I decided to with the Nike. It just has a better feel and a little longer distance (for me). I found it on Ebay brand new for a little over $100. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Taylor Made Burner |
[Jan 22, 2009]
bigdave04
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike SQ SUMO 460
This club was my first major driver purchase: Nike SQ SUMO 460cc....10.5 loft....with a R flex diamana shaft option. overall its a fair club. The major thing that it is lacking is firmness. This club is very flimsy, even a stiff shaft is flimsy. When Nike brought out the newer model SUMO 5000 and 5900 that's one area in which they didn't upgrade(after using demo range at 2009 Columbus Golf Show). Confidence at your address can be difficult due to these clubs possibly being over "workable". As compared to some of its competition, EX: taylormade burner, or callaway X series....which has a firmer feel at address. Nike did a great job with head design on this club in making something unique. The titanium face offers great resistance. This club is also very light weight which allows for a harder swing. But with the shaft options being so flimsy it can be difficult to make square contact with the ball, especially if you have a faster downswing. If you decide to purchase this club, i highly recommend you go with x-stiff shaft, or possibly one of the other shaft options that come with this club such as the Aldila (which whom makes very flimsy shafts for Adams golf products) or the UST pro-force option. Overall, its a fair club which would best benefit the slow swing speed golfer. If you are a person who likes to "bomb it down the fairway," you might want to consider buying then re-shafting, or going with a firmer club option. |
[Jan 20, 2009]
Steve Blashkiw
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Nike Sasquatch Sumo Driver 16*
I AM 64 YEARS OLD AND HAVE HAVE A SLOW SWING (77 MPH) SO I NEED MORE LOFT IN MY CLUB. I RECENTLY PURCHASED THE 16* WITH THE REGULAR SHAFT AND I'M NOT GIVING THIS CLUB UP. I HIT 100 GOLF BALLS INTO A LAUNCH MONITOR AND HERE ARE MY RESULTS.
Customer Service NO NEED TO CONTACT NIKE. Similar Products Used: KZG "Q" 12* DRIVER |
[Jan 13, 2009]
mickers
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
nike sasquatch sumo
Launch simlator, i took my 5 drivers, 1st place Sasquatch sumo 4950 w/ diamana stiff 8.5, with 17 launch / 3000 spin, 270-290 very consistent. best numbers of the group, shorter shaft imho.
Customer Service i called Nike they have a service if interested to change shafts for less than local shops but limited top names and weights. Similar Products Used: listed above |
[Dec 16, 2008]
Cole Goes For Gold
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
Nike SQ Sumo (Not The Square)
I've been a constant Nike Fanatic ever since Tiger got his contract from them. All I could ever think about is trying to keep up with the best products from them. I've went from the Nike Ignite 460cc to the Nike SQ 10.5 with an Adilla NV 65g stiff shaft. This was my favorite driver until the next years model of the Nike SQ Sumo, I went to one of the PGA Tour Superstore and went to the pre-owned section and saw this driver for $109!!! What a deal was this?
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