Which Driver would you choose?

[C-Rope1]

I am currently trying to decide between the Nike Sumo2, and the Nickent 3DX Square. Does anyone have any opinions, good or bad, about either? Around here, the Nike is costing $199, and the Nickent I can get for $90. Thanks for the help for a new golfer!

[mutadayen]

If it's last years model, I would tell you to pass on the Nike. This year's new model is so much better. I've read good things on the Nickent, but cant say that ive ever personally tried it...

[ngator]

Ive hit the nike, and it just personally doesnt feel right to me. Its all about personal preference though, go hit both!!

[Bigbuckley]

i have a Nickent hybrid and it works great. i tried the new Nickent driver and loved it. but its up to you.

[golf_junkie27]

Both driver heads are virtually the same. (In terms of makeup).

If you're the type of person who does not switch driver's every four months, then I would suggest getting the Nickent, spending money on puring process and getting the shaft that performs precisely for your swing.

[C-Rope1]

Thanks for the input guys! I was set to by the Nike, however I hit a Nickent today at a local Nevada Bob's. He felt solid, and not as loud as the NIke. I just was not sure if there was a noticeable difference in forgiveness or distance between the two. The Nickent is certainly less expensive, but I can honestly say that I have not seen anyone in the upstate of SC swing one of their drivers.

[Dent]

Thanks for the input guys! I was set to by the Nike, however I hit a Nickent today at a local Nevada Bob's. He felt solid, and not as loud as the NIke. I just was not sure if there was a noticeable difference in forgiveness or distance between the two. The Nickent is certainly less expensive, but I can honestly say that I have not seen anyone in the upstate of SC swing one of their drivers.

It's a matter of personal preference, just because nobody else hits it, doesn't mean you shouldn't. Maybe it just didn't suit them the way it does you.

[glebert]

The Nickent is certainly less expensive, but I can honestly say that I have not seen anyone in the upstate of SC swing one of their drivers.

That is why it is less expensive, not that many people know about it. I agree with the others and say if it feels good, pocket the savings or splurge on a shaft fitting/upgrade.

[Dub]

A lot can be said for the $90 club if you hit it well. That cost savings can absorb the expense of reshafting later if you wanted.....you'd still come out lower.

I've never hit either so I can't offer any objective opions on the specific clubs...sorry.

[Monsieurgolf]

I went with the Sumo2 and have liked it a lot. The sound doesn't bother me when I am hitting more fairways. Like others have said, hit them and whatever works best, go with it.