Changing the head set-up was so easy (see our video below) with the included wrench, that each tester was ready to rumble in seconds. With wrench in hand I made a full lap around the range. A few striped drives later and I’d attracted a crowd. The guy next to me had a fairly pronounced hook, so I offered him the Nike SQ DYMO STR8-FIT. Then, in true Gear Patrol fashion, I gave it away. After hitting a few dozen balls, I knew that this club had the requisite moxie and bad-assery (that’s a technical term) to hold its own against my driver or any other on the market, for that mater. I had my first breakthrough at the driving range. A few striped drives later and I’d attracted a crowd.” “The guy next to me had a fairly pronounced hook, so I offered him the SQ DYMO STR8-FIT. So when Nike Golf contacted Gear Patrol about their new SQ DYMO STR8-FIT driver I saw my opportunity to finally overcome my bias.

But that doesn’t change the fact that I’ve never seriously considered stocking my bag with any of them. I know what you’re thinking, Tiger plays Nike clubs – and you’re right. Yes, as sad as it is to admit, I have a tendency to view golf products not made by mainstream manufactures with utter apathy. Hello, my name is Patrick and I’m a golf snob.

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