NIKE SasQuatch Sumo 5000 Driver

I bought this driver with the Aldila VS Proto in regular flex because the RSSR on the shaft was 90-100MPH. Even though I swing about 105 I thought that with a smooth tempo this shaft would work. Results were not good. Drives leaked right when I got after it at all. I put a V2 Hi-launch in stiff with much better results. I guess I better pay more attention to the RSSR. Got back my draw and basically took the right side of the hole out. Not as long as my 09 Burner but, acceptable results.

I have always been a long hitter and at 44 still can hit long when needed. I just purchased the club and OH MY... I put back to back balls on the green at 338yds. The wife was with me and she could not believe it. I love this thing and probably going to get her one too. I have the 9.5 stiff and have not had a mishit yet come off of the head. WONDERFUL CLUB..
IF I could give it 10 stars I would.

Replaced Nike Sasquatch 2006 Model with the new Sumo 5000. Purchased 9.5 degree with Adilla Stiff Shaft. Golf Ball Jumps off the clubface, easier to control. Old Driver 215-225 yards. New Driver 230-250 yards.

This driver is amazing. I have a very fast swing speed and was worried about the graphite shaft. I never had good results with other drivers and graphite shafts, but I got this club with the diamana XS shaft and I hit it straighter and longer than ever before. Consistently at 300 yds. and in the fairway. Unfortunatly I was told this club is discountinued, so if you can still get one at the steal of a price that I did, I would highly recommend getting one asap.

I'm a 2 Handicap, and used Callaway FT-3 Tour for three years and never thought i would switch. A friend of mine let me play 18 holes w/his Sumo 5000. Easiest driver to hit period, picked up 10-15 yards more than my Callaway. I bought the Aldila VSP65, Stiff from GS; I only wish it was available in a 7.5 because i hit this driver real high, but still long. Put GP Decade grip on and is awesome combo. Recommend testing on course for more than one round, if possible. took me a few rounds to realize how good this driver really is...wants to go straight all the time and miss hits are longest i have experienced yet. Takes a little practice to cut and draw, but can be done. went from 60% fairways to approx 65-70% w/this stick. If you do test one try not to swing hard, best results w/this driver is w/a smooth tempo...every time i try to rip it, it tends to draw or if i'm a little quick, it will hook...probably more my swing than the club. This is my first review of anything...i recommend you test this club w/the right shaft and give it a little time, you will like it.

I just bought this club used because I always loved the look of the club. And Wow its sounds great and plays very well. Not as long as my tour burner but I was able to put a pretty draw on the ball.

I went from a hibore to this and i couldnt be happier i made the switch i can hit it a mile and hit every kind of shot i can imagine

I purchased this club for one reason; I wanted more distance. What I got was far more than that. I took it to the driving range the night after I got it, and I didn't hit a single drive shorter than 260 yards. Before, I would rarely hit my Callaway 240, and 210-220 was average. Aside from that massive distance improvement, I immediately noticed that I never sliced anything hard right, and instead, I was quickly able to develop a draw or a fade when I wanted it.

Not only did I do well on the driving range, but I shot a reasonable 39 (par 35) and 40 (par 36) my first time out on our local 18-hole course. My average is around 90 for 18, and the 79 tied my current low. If you're looking for a club with great control, AND great distance, this is your club. One more thing, my swing speed is considered above average, clocking in at about 98-102 MPH.

Not much difference between this and original sumo