Description While a great fairway wood can be a golfer''s favourite club in the bag, compensating for short drives, rescuing errant balls from the rough and inspiring confidence for that shot over the lake, a bad...
Reviewed by: Kirk(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Nike T-40 Tour 19* 5-Wood
Summary: Came across this last year still new in a golf store. What a find. Excellent cambered sole is easy to hit off any lie. Good distance, small head with square face can be worked both ways. About the size of many hybrids made today. Great feel and penetrating flight. Great transition club between the 3 wood and irons. I also play a newer SQ 2 3-Wood and both are great products. If you can still find these, they are still quite good for a few year old product. I prefer the look and feel of this Tour model much more than the Oversize version.
Customer Service: Nike customer service has always been very good to me when needed.
Similar Products Used: Many
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Review Date September 9, 2007
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: Jr. Golfer(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Nike T40
Summary: I am a 11 year old Jr. golfer and I bought the womans T40 (even though I'm a boy) and it worked great. It makes a nice sound when you hit the ball and great distance and accuracy. I bout it at a second hand store for 50$. The 3 wood performs great out of the fairway,rough,off the tee, and the fairway bunkers. I would recamend this to all Jr. golfers who are to big for Jr. clubs and every body.
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Summary: With a smaller club head, this wood is definitely for better ball strikers.
First off, let's go over the look and feel. The clubhead is very small, almost the size of today's hybrids. If you have every used a Titleist PT wood, any of the earlier models(975F), this is very similar. Pear shaded, very classic look to it.
Performance: I find this club very consistent. It is very easy to shape. Has a low trajectory(I use the steel shaft), and a solid sound coming off the club face. Definitely not forgiving on off-center hits; easily lose 50 yards on those, and if you were trying to shape the ball on those off centre hits, I hope your fairway is generous.
Overall, this club performs consistently. This club is NOT for anyone who is looking for a high NOI, or forgiveness.
I would recommend this club for anyone who likes to shape shots into a par 5 or long par 4's.
Summary: Have had this club in my bag now for 3 months. Bought second hand for NZ$100 so really cheap deal. I normally hit a very high 3 wood hence the stong loft in this model. Distance is excellent with a boring ball flight. Stock shaft sucks so will need to invest a a better quality shaft at some point. Not the prettiest club at address with the lack of any central marking on the top of the club head, I find those small markings helpful for lining the ball up center but have managed to live without it. Overall a nice metalwood with good ball flight and excellent distance. Will be alot better once I get re-shafted.
Summary: After a while of playing with beginner clubs I felt as if they were keeping me from getting better. I searched for a new fairway wood that I could use on the fairway and hit long off the tee if needed. Well once the Nike T-40 4 Wood went into my hands I was sold. The feel is great. It is a bit heavier than other woods. Off the tee the club is very long and accurate consistantly hitting it 265 yards and since it is a 4 wood it is very easy to hit of the fairway. Got it off Rockbottomgolf.com for $50 bucks. (a steal!)
Customer Service: Rockbottomgolf.com anwsers emails fast and seems to care for your business
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