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In part, it is the 3/4 sleeve that is the culprit. I actually asked my wife to check it out to make sure I was not doing something wrong. Sure it is big and solid, but it just does not fit very well. Since I hit it straight out of the gate so well I figure there is no need to mess with it with it – plus, I am on board with Matt’s assement of the world of adjustable drivers.
I also did not tweak the driver even though I know it has 8 adjustable face settings.
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I read exactly zero pages (heck I don’t read the manual for a gas grill, no way I am reading a driver manual). Seeing we are in 2012, the Nike VR S driver is adjustable and comes with a 15 page manual in like 14 languages. While the VR-S has a bit of a softball batish flavor, I had no issues with it (as a reference, I hate the sound of the old Sasquatch).
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Finally, in terms of sound, Nike drivers (like the old Sasquatch) are often associated with a poor sound. The stock shaft is Fubuki decorated in Raider Nation black and silver. The Nike head is a grey metallic color but honesty I would not care if it was green as long as I keep picking up the extra yards. While the white club head is the “new black”, I still dig a standard looking club. Just as important, the Nike VR S is extremely forgiving which allows me to swing more aggressively as the misses are far less severe.Īs for the looks and sound of the club, I am also a fan. Additionally, the aerodynamic head and lighter shaft are also part of the equation but I will leave that to the rocket scientists. Why then am I a picking up so many yards? From a technology standpoint, the Nike VR S driver is built with the NEXCOR face which is supposed to increase ball speed – okay, sounds reasonable. Now, maybe it is not fair to compare a Ping G-10 to the Nike VR-S since the Ping is about 3-4 years old but as I stated, I have also hit other newer clubs but never realized much distance improvement. Yup, the Nike VR S driver is 15-20 yards longer for me than my Ping G-10 and every other driver I have hit the past 3 or so years (and all of the ones before that too). In some cases I was flying traps that I have never flown. The next day I played my regular course and was farther on nearly every single hole I played. Even I did not need a launch monitor to know I hit the ball farther, the proof was in the net. I took the Nike driver to my home club’s driving range where the tee boxes have been set on the lower level such that some people can reach or fly net (but not me). Ironically, I never, not once, ever, hit a Nike driver because I “knew” I would not like it. It’s not about the money either, no, the reason I never bought another driver is because I never saw any significant distance or accuracy improvements over my Ping G-10.
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In the past 3 years I have primarily carried a Ping G10 but I have hit a ton of other drivers in a simulator (see my post on the Free Driving Range). Now that we have that out in the open, I will go ahead and spoil the ending and let you know I love the Nike VR-S Driver. Nike VR-S Driver: So let’s start with the usual disclaimers.ġ) I have been and remain a huge Tiger FanĢ) The only Nike gear I own are two pair of shorts and a few shirtsģ) I have never believed that Nike was the real deal in terms of golf clubs
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