Nike SQ 460cc Drivers
Nike SQ 460cc Drivers
[Jan 14, 2009]
jlfoxworthy
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Nike SQ460 Lucky 13
I'd long ago given up the hope of hitting a driver from the tee box. In fact, I'd been using a 3-wood with an extended shaft off the tee for years to take advantage of the increased loft. Even with this approach I was hit-or-miss from the tee; if I managed to hit the sweet spot then I was straight but if I missed even in the slightest, I was often in the trees. The 460cc driver wave came and many of my friends spoke highly of the increased forgiveness of the larger club face but I feared giving up the extra loft. The Nike lucky 13 and the sweet 16 then seemed like potential solutions to my inconsistency. I went with the 13 over the 16 because I thought the increase in required tee height for the larger club face combined with the 13 loft would more closely match the launch angle of my 3-wood. After playing a round all I can say is wow! With no range time and only a few practice swings on the first tee, I drove straighter than in any round I'd ever played in my whole life. Even miss-hits stayed in the fairway - not a single drive even went into the ruff yet alone the trees. On top of that I out drove my regular playing partners who have always had more distance off the tee. Was this a one-round fluke or is this club perfectly suited to my mediocre skills-set? I sure hope its not a fluke and that my future rounds will be as enjoyable as my last. |
[Dec 22, 2008]
Mr. Matteson
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Nike SasQuatch 460cc
I just got this club this year and last year I was using a Golden Bear 460 10 degree and could only hit it 260 yards then I got The SQ 460 now i am hitting the bal 290+, I really love this club. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Golden Bear 460 and The Hammer |
[Sep 03, 2008]
Robston
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike SasQuatch Sumo 460cc
I recently bought a second hand, stiff shafted 10.5 and it has changed my game - for the better. The ball flight is long and high and I am hitting more fairways in regulation. I now have to learn how to chip/punch a wedge as my longer drives leave me with shorter second shots. I found that my set up was all important i.e. big tee, left big toe, stay behind ball during swing. Apart from that grip it and rip it. Loved it so much I ordered an 8.5 degree yesterday to see if I can hit the magic 300 mark. Highly recommended Customer Service Not required Similar Products Used: Great Big Bertha
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[Jul 24, 2008]
Richard Barbour
Shoots in the 80s
I have tried the Nike SQ square driver(Nike SQ SUMO 5900)and it got me about 4 to 5 yards further than my old driver and alot straighter and higher. |
[Jul 17, 2008]
vthokies23
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike Sasquatch 460cc
I had a Taylor Made r7 and recently tried out a Nike Sasquatch 460cc driver with a 10.5* face and immediately noticed the added length to my drives. The only problem is that this club is extremely inconsistant. I am not an advanced golfer by any means but I am at a consistant 10 handicap and have only seriously been playing for a year and a half. This driver may work well for those who are more experienced but as appealing as added length might seem, consistancy in hitting fairways is most important. I recomment the Taylor Made burner driver for accuracy and length. Have moved on to the burner and I must say it is a huge improvement and much easier to hit. So if you want to hit fairways, look somewhere else than the Nike Sasquatch. Similar Products Used: Taylor Made r7, Taylor Made Burner |
[Jul 07, 2008]
BostonMan911
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Nike Sasquatch 460cc
I bought my Sasquatch a year and a half and ago and I will never switch to another driver. You can rely on it going extremly far (20 yds >) and it is easier to hit straight. I am 15 and am a 1 handicap and I will stick with the Nike Sasquatch for as long as they make it! Similar Products Used: I tried my friends Ping G5 and could tell that my sasquatch showed signifigant more distance than the G5 |
[Jun 17, 2008]
golfer7890
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Sasquatch
This driver did not work for me. The feel at impact was dead. For distance, it was shorter than any other drivers I tried. The big sweet spot was a plus and hitting it straight wasnt a problem. But my 7 wood went further than this driver. Similar Products Used: Pings, Taylors, Callys. |
[Dec 28, 2007]
shinoka
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
nike sasqautch 460
well i used to drive 300+ i now boom this mutha 300 to 340 i currently play of a +2 i tried the tour and ddnt like i as i was only driving 29000 cetimeters that driver sucked so i tried a nike sasquatch sumo to short i drove the green on my courses 340 yard in a medium tail wind buy this drivr if u suk it will make you a scratch golfer got it for $2000 at my local proshop reshafted top grip thanks future no 1. Customer Service ju try it out Similar Products Used: ping g2, ping g5, ping g10, ping tis+, ping s13, taylormade r510, r580, big bang cleveland launcher, |
[Dec 28, 2007]
bob nelson
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
nike sasqutch tour 460cc
this club is the worst club i have ever hit it is all over the place and i would not recomend it to any skill level i am know going to try the none tour to see if it is more consistent Customer Service na Similar Products Used: clevlend hibor |
[Aug 31, 2007]
Gerald Lincoln
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Nike SQ 460 Tour 9.5 stiff
I purchased this club online for $199.00. I have used it in three nine hole rounds and can't believe the extra distance ( 20 yds. plus ) up to over 300 yds. This also is a very forgiving club, even in the toe area (slight fade)! I improved an average of 3 strokes per round (nine holes) in those first three rounds. Highly recommended. Customer Service none Similar Products Used: Taylor Made Burner 420 |