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Review Date
October 31, 2009 Overall Rating
 5 of 5
Value Rating
 5 of 5
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Reviewed by: farscape7
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Shoots in the 100s Model Reviewed:
Nike SQ Sumo 2 Hybrid Summary:
you will have a hard time finding these new anymore, they came in 2 thur 7 and 1 thur 7 in the oval shaped version. i have the 1 oval and 2 thur 6 in sq version. once you get to the 6 its about 3/4 size of the 5. they take a time to figure out how to hit them but it is possible to hit the exact same ball flight as an iron.. draw, fade, straight, and with a soft landing it just depends how good the player is. Dont be scared of the offset in these clubs it only helps. they dont have as much as a crisp sound as the taylor made but they do have a pleasing sound when hit well. What i like the most is the sole is flatter than other hybrids which i think makes it easier for a new player that doesn't hit in the center consistently.
i recommend the sq version as the easiest to hit straight and long.
the Mitsubishi shaft says it is a high launch shaft. i have no experience in reviewing shafts against other shafts but it feels solid. i have all mine in stiff.
the 1h is the only club i have trouble hitting consistently well but the rest feel like cheating compared to my irons. i may not be straight 100% of the time but i will usually not be short with the fat shots that i would of had with my irons.
if you have a problem with hooking your irons then maybe this club may not be for you because of the offset but for me now that i think i understand how to use the offset in my swing it is a sweet club.
my golf bag currently looks like a demo bag for nike hybrids and most people are surprised to see 6 hybrids in my bag but the guys i play with regularly now have all added hybrids to there bags.
its kind of funny that the best club i think nike makes is the one t. woods doesn't play or need.
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Review Date
July 6, 2009 Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
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Reviewed by: Jizzy(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 90s Model Reviewed:
Nike sumo 2 hybrids Summary:
I recently bought these clubs 3i-aw and my game instantly improved by an average of an average of 8 strokes a round. I was in the low 100s and now consistently shoot in the mid 90s. They are extremely easy to hit, feel great, and really help with one's confidence. On par 4's and 5's I use my 3i off the tee and hit it 200-210 yrs and now I'm playing from in the fairway or very close to it rather than out somewhere in the deep rough or the woods.
Great for turning hackers in to somewhat respectable golfers.
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Review Date
October 16, 2008 Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
 4 of 5
Visitors rate this review
3.67 of 5,
3 votes
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Reviewed by: Terpman
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Shoots in the 90s Model Reviewed:
sasquatch sumo 2 hybrids Summary:
I have the #2 (17 degree) and #4 (23 degree). These square hybrids are so very easy to hit. The square helps to align them and they swing easy while launching shots high and long with soft landings. Plus, they are great from the rough and also special off a tee. They may be a bit pricey but they are top-quality performers.
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