I got one out to the 280 mark and for me that is absolutely crushed!
I again hit a 9.5* with a stiff shaft and again was able to hit some very long drives with it. I feel I’d be able to get a lot more distance with this driver seeing as I would be giving away some roll with the first Sasquatch I tested. It took off at the perfect angle for me and still hung in the air all the way down the fairway. That with the deeper club face allowed me to hit the ball with a little bit more fade than the non tour version. When I set the club down I was impressed with the square to open face angle. It looks better to me at address but is still large! I am hitting a 400cc driver so some 3 woods out there look too big for me! The weighting as also neutral and moved up towards the face to keep from hitting the moon shots I experienced with the non tour driver. The face is deeper allowing for a lower more penetrating ball flight which will help out the bigger hitters. the head is more compact, giving it the preferred look by better players. The tour model keeps the 460cc head size with its Powerband technology for a very forgiving club head on off center hits, but thats about where the similarities end. I was excited to hear when they were releasing a tour version of this club and could not wait to hit it! I simply could not keep the ball down though! I hit high, long hooks, but that wont always get it done for you if the wind blows or you have hard fairways.
#Nike sasquatch 460 driver ferrule drivers
It was a great club overall and a huge step forward as far as Nike Golf and drivers go. In my last review, I went over the Nike Sasquatch 460.
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