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i have a nike t-40 oversized 3-wood 15 with a fujikura speeder 652 shaft it is awesome i dident like the stock shaft
im my 3-wood farther and higher

these are great clubs. the best, longest, most forgiving fairways i have ever tried. one has a steel nike shaft which is great, the other a fantastic graphite shaft which is even better. very nice clubs from the tee or fairway.

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I've got all Adams RPM woods, 1, 3, 5, and 7 currently. I picked up my Nike 9 wood just because it was so cheap and I can't hit my long irons to save my life. Its THE best club in my bag. I can consistenly drive the ball off the tee with my driver around 200-250. With this 9 wood I'm deadly anywhere between 160-200 yards which is perfect for long 4s and 5s. Incredible club. I just bought my Adams and I'm already shopping for the rest of these Nike's on ebay. At ~$60 a pop they are more than well worth it

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For a $60 club?

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Just writing a quick follow up to my original post. I picked up the 5 and 7 woods to accompany the 3 I bought last summer. I have shed the 3 & 4 irons, and, hopefully, a few stokes off of my game. Got the 5 wood with stiff flex, and the 7 in regular. They hit nice and I fins them to be fine looking clubs.

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Haven't used it yet...hopefully never will.

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Callaway Big Bertha 2004

I purchased the 4 wood to fill the large gap between my 8 degree driver and my 3 iron. This thing hits wonderful off of the tee so I am often switching to this on days I have a hard time locating the fairway. The original purpose is for hitting off the deck which is an area I struggle with. Using this club I can hit a lot more solid shots, and the rare great shot will put me gently on the green. Overall this is a great club for someone who needs some help finding the fairway from the tee and helping replace the difficulty of the longest irons (1-2).

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I bought a TM V-Steel 3 wood last year and fought with it like crazy for the whole time I had it. I can drive plenty long, so I got away with not using it at all after losing all patience with it. I was in the market to change it up, and tried the Launcher. On my way out of Golftown, I noticed the Nikes on clearance for $75...said what the hell, brought it in the simulator, and proceeded to smack it 247 straight down the fairway. Tried both the regular and stiff flax...distance was about the same, but I opted for the Stiff as I have a pretty quick swing and wanted lower trajectories. Brought it to the range yesterday, and flew a couple to the 250 marker. Nice slow rising trajectory with plenty of roll...I love this club. I was hesitant at first because one of my playing partners has the driver and doesn't like it. I am going back to Golftown this week to get the 5 wood, and to look for a 7.

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Haven't needed yet.

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Cleveland Launcher. Cobra SS (for distance but not control).

I could play the Tour model but liked the slightly larger head from a confidence standpoint (besides to me it's not really oversize in that it is the same size as the Callaway Warbird I had been using). Got it with the steel shaft (stiff) for the lower torque and this thing is deadly straight (with the right swing put on it of course). Very very long for 15 degree loft (rivals my driver at times) and just great off the tee on those narrow par fours. A very sweet feeling and good looking club. Got a great deal off of eBay (of course) since Nike is closing them out. Will be in my bag for a good while.

I have owned and played this club for about two months with excellent results. My experience has been with the standard (oversize) T-40 with 15 Deg. loft and the Nike graphite shaft in Regular / Mid-Kick flex. Pro's: The distance is remarkable. Versus previous fairway woods (such as the Adams Tight Lies GT series) I have added an average of 10-15 yards. This could be due to the larger club head size, which gives the confidence to swing a bit more aggresively and worry less about mis-hits. The club is relatively light, but is of high quality. Forgiveness off the tee is excellent, but at some expense of workability. One might try the tour model if shot-shaping is a high priority, but alas, for us lefties the oversize model is the only option. Con's: If you have a quick tempo on the tee, I could see problems with the regular flex graphite shaft. I tend to have a slower tempo, so this hasn't been an issue. Shaft options from Nike are numerous, so pick the one that matches your speed. Overall: A great club for the dollar; will give you the confidence (and distance!) to choose 3-Wood on the tee more often. Excellent quality.

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This is a very solid feeling fairway wood. I've tried a bunch of them and this one is as good as it gets. Excellent trajectory, solid feel, great from the tee or from the fairways. It excels out of the rough as well.

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Bought a demo club off of eBay and have had no problems with it.

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