Nike CPR Wood Fairway Woods
Nike CPR Wood Fairway Woods
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[Apr 01, 2024]
nadya
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[Jan 01, 2024]
minami
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[Dec 25, 2023]
arissaaqila
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The Nike CPR Fairway Woods were part of Nike's game improvement lineup, catering to golfers who prioritize forgiveness and playability. The design typically includes features to assist golfers in launching the ball higher and straighter. by tstoto Weakness:
No weaknesses. All very good. Purchased: New
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[May 06, 2018]
budman31
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I bought the 18*22*26*30* cpr hybrids a few years ago and they are still my go to clubs friends give me grief about them but they get the job done for me .... Weakness:
That I’m not a better golfer !!! Lol Purchased: New
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[Apr 26, 2012]
TheRyanKing
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
NIKE CPR HYBRID 24 degree
This club currently has been replacing my 5 iron for the last 5 years. Im 20 years old and only 5 foot 6, 130 lbs; and I can crush the ball farther than the average male golfer of middleage men. I hit my driver 280 yrds, and my fairways and woods around 240-260. I hit a 4iron around 220-240. I hit this CPR HYBRID easily 210+ yards replacing my 5 iron. The CPR series was very underrated when it came out, and still is an underdog today. Similar Products Used: None |
[Jul 03, 2010]
Becky Moser
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Nike cpr Hybrid 26 degree
This is my favorite goto club. Best club I've ever owned. |
[Nov 16, 2009]
mrprovisional
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Nike CPR hybrid 22 & 26
I can't stress enough how much I love this hybrids. I got my 22 degree used from a local golf shop and hitting shots up to 190-210 on a good day. It's hard to hit a bad shot unless you get tired an lazy. My 26 was bought on eBay for a good bid price and used it today. Again, it was the most amazing ball flight and distances up to 160 on a bad shot and 180 square on the face.
Customer Service Good sellers from both the local golf shop and eBay |
[Jul 19, 2009]
LJ
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike CPR 18, 26
Simple.....Easiest club to hit that I have tried. Every level of golfer should benefit from this club. The shorter shaft and large head makes it very easy to contol. Nike needs to bring this back on the market. Customer Service Not needed Similar Products Used: Taylor-Made, Callaway, Adams, Clevland, new Nike models. |
[Nov 15, 2008]
bobbo
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
nike CPR wood
Bit of a weird club. When you're playing awful, hooking and slicing everything this is a great club, keeps everything online. But if you're playing half decent it's impossible to play with and every shot duck hooks. It's so different to all other clubs in the market, and the looks are no exception. I wouldn't recommend it if you're playing good. |
[Aug 27, 2008]
Ryan Murphy
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike CPR 18 Hybrid
I'm currently 17 and didn't really start to golf until just a few years ago. Anyhow I had this really crappy $150 set up to about a year ago now I have Nike OSS Slingshot Irons, Taylormade Burner Driver, and still my surprisingly good 3 wood from my old set. Anyhow, since my irons end at a four iron which I can hit about 185 yards I decide I needed a hybrid. I went to this basically underground shop near my house and got an 18 degree CPR hybrid with a stiff shaft for $45 and can crush it 210 yards, perfectly between my 230 3 wood and my 185 4 iron. Totally recommend this club to everyone Similar Products Used: Nike OSS Irons
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