Golf Clubs Review

The Nike SV Tour Black Satin Wedge and the original Nike SV Tour wedge both have the same classic profile and bounce that spells versatility.

This black satin wedge boasts of getting more accurate shots in the course thanks to consistent response offered by the CNC milled face. It is made of 8620 carbon steel thus giving you that solid feel and provides glare resistance.

While the Nike satin wedge has been receivign a lot of positive feedback from golfers, some however complain about the shots as they seem to be a little difficult to control compared to the competitor.

Nike engineers have infested a lot of effort in making the Nike SasQuatch Sumo Squared 5900 Driver one of the straightest and most accurate drivers available in the market today. At $399.99 you get a driver with high moments of inertia and with an efficiency that responds to the USGA limits.

The speed and accuracy of the SQ Squared Sumo 5900 Geometry is faster thanks to a redefined body and its convex crown. The clubface us thick enough thus allowing faster speed of your ball no matter what face angle.

This driver also boasts of the Nike PowerBow Weighting which has optimized its accuracy and stability.

 

The Nike Golf SQ Sumo Squared Hybrid with Graphite Shaft can be a reliable partner in the course even in the most difficult situations.

It has a generous offset and square head design. It is a hybrid with the highest moment of inertia design which allows you to accomplish high launches and stability even at impact. 

This hybrid has a cryo steel face which is light enough but combines a thick middle and thinner edges.   This combination allows a more consistent speed of the ball and high forgiveness even at a maximum distance.

Suffice it to say that aside from being solid this sqyared head hybrid is more forgiving even when compared to the Nike Slingshot hybrids.

 

If you want the highest MOI,  twisting resistance in the OZ putter line and added stability then choose the Nike Black OZ T130 Mallet Putter.  It boasts of two 65-gram tungsten weights positioned in the clubhead’s extreme heel and toe, providing that much needed stability.  These features reduces skidding, provides stability and keeps the putts on the intended line.

This Putter has an aluminum body (that is so lightweight it is lighter than steel by 65%) and tungsten weight plugs which moves the weight away from the clubface, thus reducing putt skidding. 

It also has a soft polymer insert  so you can expect that the ball is kept in contact with its face thus promoting a roll.  Polymer is 63% lighter than aluminum so it increases the stability of the clubhead.

 

It’s all about gravity.  The Nike SQ Sumo Irons gives you a chance to improve your game through the power of gravity. It boasts of the Cryo Steek face and the Nike Power Bow design that delivers high MOI as well as expanded COR. This is also made possible through the wide sole and long blade neck.

The long irons #4 and #7 boasts of the Cryo Steel Face Insert so you can expect incresed firgiveness and maximum distance.

The Nike PowerBow Weighting is responsible for moving the center of gravity deep and low enough resulting to an iron that is more stable at impact.