Nike VR Pro Driver

Have been playing the VR Pro driver for 2 years now...absolutely love it.  I am playing a shortened (44.5") VRPro Ltd, non adjustable.   I first started with the Str8 fit model, after breaking two of the head's off at the nut, I sent it back to nike and they sent me the Limited model...Wow, I was impressed with the Str8 fit but the Ltd model blow's me away.  I would definitly recommend this club to anyone who likes looking down at a reasonably smaller club head with the old school pear shape.  I have never driven the ball so well.

I have owned this driver for about a year now with maybe 30-40 rounds on it and it seem to keeps getting better!!!

Very easy to control and hit. You dont have to hit it on the "screws" to put it out there a good distance. The addition of the str8 fit shaft can be very helpful to many hacks out there as-well. Go from neutral, draw, or fade with the tool. It maybe not as fast to do as the R11, but its also $150 less.

I would recomend to people with a 100+mph swing without hesitation. Less mph may wany to go another route

You have to include this club in your next driver selection process...I tried every driver in the shop and this just was the most consistent driver. Could not believe the Taylormade did nothing for my drives.  The Calloway Razr was a close second but I liked the idea of the extra $100 for the adjustability.  105 mph club head speed launched the ball straight and true. 

Go to a fitting specialist with a vector launch monitor...you will be glad you did.   

As the previous commented, met all the expectations with out the disappointing hype. I to used a launch monitor and compared every club in the shop. The club head speed on the nike was a constant 94. The best of any other clubs was an 86. Do yourself a favor and hit it for one round and you to will see hype only goes so far.

Have not been a Nike golf supporter in the past.  Demo'ed 5-6 drivers including Titleist 910, Taylormade R11, TM Burner, Callaway Razr.  I would not have even looked at the Nike except the pro asked me to hit it.  Amazingly, it had great power and feel.  In the launch monitor it consisently provided 5-8 yards of additional distance and the dispersion ratio was 1 yard less than the Titleist.  It did take some convincing from myself to actually plunk down $400 for a Nike but I'm happy I did at this point.  The club has 32 adjustable positions which was another great option.  The Titleist was close but 5 yards behind.

I was amazed at how over-hyped the R11 was....wasn't even close in terms of feel or distance.  Do yourself a favor and try the Nike with 2-3 others and I'm sure you will be amazed at how good of a club they've made for 2011.