Vroom Vroom. You're looking at a Ferrari. This bad boy looks like it can really go, too! The question is: can you handle it?
Let's take a closer look. The ball really jumps off of the face of this driver. The high MOI combined with Nike's new compression channel means you can hit the ball anywhere on the clubface and still get tremendous amount of distance. The compression channel is specifically for the off-center low hits. The channel that runs along the bottom of the club will bend slightly to accommodate shots hit lower on the face.
The coolest thing about the club is the STR8-Fit technology. The club is adjustable to 32 different positions. So I guess you could say: buying this driver is like buying 32 drivers. This is four times more than Nike's previous Str8 Fit drivers that provided 8 different positions.
I would recommend this driver for all levels. Even if you are not a low handicap, you can adjust the face more closed until you get better.
What I don't like about the driver is the sound at impact. I would expect a much more muted sound for a tour driver. But then again, when you are racing a Ferrari, you don't worry too much about how loud it is when you stomp on the gas.
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May 25th, 2010 at 3:30 pm
[...] the ball. This is somewhat contradictory, because I believe the matching model in the driver, the Nike Victory Red STR8 Fit Tour Driver, is more versatile and can benefit all players. I would steer higher handicappers towards the Nike [...]
May 26th, 2010 at 7:28 am
[...] like to make changes and experiment, this club is for you. I don't like the looks as much as the Nike STR8 Fit Tour driver, but it has more settings. (The Nike STR8-FIT has 32 different [...]
January 16th, 2011 at 3:01 pm
[...] The 910 D2 driver's adjustable hosel allows you to change the drivers loft and lie to any 16 settings. This isn't much when you compare it to the variety you get from TaylorMade's 48 on the TaylorMade R11 or the 32 positions you get from the Nike Victory Red STR8-Fit Tour Driver. [...]