Nike SQ Dymo Review

Tiger Woods has the Nike SQ Dymo protype in his bag.

That’s the only selling point most golfers may need, but there’s more to recommend the club than simply Tiger’s endorsement. It's a member of the company's SasQuatch driver family (hence the "SQ"), that first hit the market in Feb. 2009.

The "Dymo" is an acronym, standing for “Dynamic Moment of Inertia". In layman's terms, that means Nike SQ Dymos are tailored slightly differently for each available loft, ensuring maximum carry and roll for greater distances down the fairway. Each also has the stability and accuracy to keep tee shots from careering off the course.

Lower lofts have a center of gravity forward and high, giving the desired penetrating trajectory with low spin. In higher lofts, the center of gravity is lower and to the rear of the club, helping the ball get airborne with a higher launch angle and spin rate. The MOI, head size, and lie angles are also modified to each available loft. It comes with an ultralight shaft that brings extra speed, stability, and power.

Whatever a golfer's swing speed, swing quirks, and shot-shaping abilities are, there's a Nike SQ Dymo driver to fit their game.

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