Nike Vapor PRO Driver Tested by 13 Handicapped Golfer

Nike Vapor PRO Driver Tested by 13 Handicapped Golfer
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20 thoughts on “Nike Vapor PRO Driver Tested by 13 Handicapped Golfer

  1. the shaft weight in stock driver shafts is just ridiculously low. 50 grams
    is just impossible to control at 45.5 inches. get a heavier shaft and cut
    it down, and youll have more control. there wont be any difference at all
    in actual course usage between a slightly shorter/heaviere shaft in terms
    of distance. but in regards to control, the heavier and short shaft would
    make tons of difference for anyone, but especially a mid handicapper. 

  2. This might have been mentioned in other comments, but the touch higher spin
    on the Speed may be the actual reason better numbers were coming in. There
    is that inverse relationship between swing speed and spin to create optimal
    carry. Low to mid 90s for head speed could likely use 2200-2400 revs to
    help stay in the air longer. Slightly lower swing speeds with 1800 spin
    just creates a ball that falls dead from the sky much shorter that desired.
    

  3. The right shot is the head and shaft combo, you can’t be swinging it
    consistently badly hitting it great with a forgiving speed. It’s a harder
    club to hit, and a club you shouldn’t be able to. I found it narky for
    consistency myself!

  4. The pro needs lofting up!! I understand testing all drivers at 10.5 . But
    each one is different and works at its best in different position. I’d even
    look to de loft the speed for dobby. 

  5. Enjoy the testing, much more relevant to me as a mid handicapper myself.
    Could you do a test on the mizuno 850 irons, I wanted to compare them
    against the new callaway and the Nike irons. Thanks. Ps. Best trick shot I
    have ever seen, Rick launching it 300 yrds down the middle in Australia,
    whilst balancing on two milk bottles.

  6. Had a driver fest today after buying the TM RSi irons. Tried Nike Vapor
    Pro, Ping G30, Titleist 915, TM AeroBurner and Callaway XR. Really
    surprised by the Nike Vapor Pro, but none still compared to my Ping G25.
    You don’t need to go this season to find the best. These reviews are
    informative and interesting as we cant all hit our drives like a scratch
    player. Defo try the Nike though as you will be really surprised.

  7. Nice review Rick and Rob. Robs swing looks awesome for a 13 handicap. I’ve
    tested just about every driver out there and many reviews online have had
    trouble getting the vapor pro to perform so it’s got my curiosity as to
    why. The LPGA is in my home town of Palm Desert this week and after I get
    done following a few of my favorite players I’ll head down and give the new
    nike drivers a try. Thanks guys. 

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