If you answered yes to any of those questions, then Nike Sasquatch Sumo 5000 is yours for the taking! Featuring the Sasquatch Sumo geometry as well as a strategically-situated CG or center of gravity, hitting with the Nike Sasquatch Sumo 5000 gives you more freedom to work the ball and launch it to the direction you want…making light of even the most sadistic and difficult golf courses around!

Let’s take a closer look at those 2 features of the Nike Sasquatch Sumo 5000 – the Sasquatch Sumo geometry as well as the nicely-located center of gravity.

The SQ Sumo 5000 geometry features a deep-faced profile as well as rounded Nike Powerbow design. This design offers the best performance options you could get from a golf driver…giving you the power to hit it with long and straight shots. More importantly, it allows you to shape your shots the way you want and need to!

Next on the list is the Nike Powerbow Weighting – this feature of the Nike Sasquatch Sumo 5000 endows the club with strategically positioned weights…which in turn optimizes the CG or center of gravity’s location. Any golf player – new or veteran, understands how important it is to have the right location for the CG to produce longer and more accurate drives and shots.

To be honest, this is the first real driver I’ve laid my hands on. By the way, I have a handicap of about 12 or 13 and I’m a right handed golfer. Getting used to this club didn’t take long. Just a couple of rounds and the Nike Sasquatch Sumo 5000 is almost like a part of me now!

What I find remarkable with this club is that it’s extremely straight off the tee and even when you mishit! Overall, I’m giving the Nike Sasquatch Sumo 5000 2 thumbs up. For the price, this driver is unbeatable!

However, with the Nike Dymo Squared Driver, it’s as if Nike has read my mind and applied all of the enhancements and improvements I could think of. I would go as far as saying that this is the best Nike golf product and driver out to date.

There are 2 drivers in the Nike Dymo line. You have the traditional and workable Nike Dymo Drive, and next to it is the square headed Nike Dymo, which is what I used. If you are after producing straight and long shots, by all means – go for the Nike Dymo Squared Driver. Funny enough, this driver uses the same structure and technology that Tiger Woods shies away from because according to him – “The ball went too straight!”

When it comes to visual appeal, the Nike Dymo Squared driver is unbeatable. I think it’s in this department where Nike has made a great headway. The funny-looking silver “Powerbows” that are located at the rear of the crown are gone without a trace. As a replacement, Nike has decided to tone that section of the club’s head down…getting a much smaller and darker grey Powerbow to replace the silver one.

This is a huge difference in my opinion. The old silver Powerbows failed at making the club’s head look more compact. Worse, these silver Powerbows made the club look awkwardly large as well as clunky…deviating from the overall look and feel of the club itself.

Overall, I am very impressed with what Nike has created. Hands down, the Nike Dymo Squared Driver is one of the best golf drivers you can lay your hands on. Obviously, someone at Nike has been working for long hours…thinking of ways to improve their golf drivers and it shows!

Realizing that providing more options is a must for golfers since everybody has their distinct swing and demands for a driver, the Nike Dymo STR8 Fit diver comes with 5 different lofts – 8.5, 9.5, 10.5, 11.5, as well as an HL loft. This allows almost every golfer round to find the Nike Dymo STR8 Fit driver that would fit his needs and demands.

I would go as far as saying that Nike has created the most simple, YET most efficient and productive golf driver design on the market. As described by the creators of the STR8 Fit, you can adjust the driver with 8 distinct head positions…allowing you to choose 8 different ball flights that will dramatically correct your ball flight. Not to mention these settings are easy to locate and tweak.

On the other hand, you can easily find the wrench, which is stored inside a neat little pocket located on the head cover and it’s very easy to use. As with any standard Nike golf driver, the STR8 Fit comes with a variety of shafts. However, most of these shafts come with the ProForce Axiv.

After hitting a couple of balls with the Nike Dymo STR8 Fit driver, I easily realized that this driver is very forgiving and very easy to swing. The impact? Heck! It’s very solid. To my pleasant surprise, the sound on impact, which is crucial for golfers, isn’t as bad as it was with previous golf drivers delivered by Nike. To top it off, I would highly recommend the Nike Dymo STR8 Fit driver, which is very easy to use, to everyone…especially to those golfers with high handicaps. I can assure you that all it takes is to find the right setting to improve your accuracy by a mile!

Impressive, heh?

A driver equipped with the Nike PowerBow Weighting technology – the Nike SasQuatch Sumo 5900’s weight is repositioned to the corners of the driver’s design. This gives the driver great head stability while allowing you to hit with laser accuracy.

As for the looks?

The Nike SasQuatch Sumo 5900 is not to be left out! I think it’s sufficient to say that this driver was glistening as it proudly stood back at the pro shop…and I just can’t get my eyes off of it! It was like a pile of gold, you can’t help but notice no matter how hard you try to ignore it.

What I like about this club is its feel – it’s very light and natural. This is felt through in the strike of the ball. I didn’t have any problems whatsoever getting used to my new Nike SasQuatch Sumo 5900. This driver from Nike is straight, very long, and best of all, very forgiving.

Heck! It even gave me an extra 20 yards! But what if your natural shot is a draw or a fade? Does it mean you have to kiss your dreams of owning a Nike SasQuatch Sumo 5900 goodbye? Heck no! Just so you know, fades are my natural shots. And as I have mentioned, the light and natural feel of the Nike SasQuatch Sumo 5900 was more than enough to give me the ability to go for long and straight shots with great ease.

Well, Nike isn’t just a great manufacturer of shoes after all. It’s definitely a force to be reckoned with when it comes to manufacturing quality golf gears, especially drivers.