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Other than Nike, does anyone know of other golf manufacturers, either OEM or component, who have pictures of drivers which look like or similar to the NIKE SUMO?

Lew

callaway is coming out with the FT-i which also has a similar head size. i'm about to get fitted for a new driver this coming spring so i'm curious as to how these perform.

: Callaway FT-3 w/ UST V2 67S
: Callaway X 15* w/ Fujikura Vista Pro 70S
: Callaway Big Bertha Fusions 3-AW w/ Nippon NSPro 990GH Uniflex
: Callaway 56* & 60* w/ DGS300
: Odyssey White Hot XG #3: Titleist Pro V1


Other than Nike, does anyone know of other golf manufacturers, either OEM or component, who have pictures of drivers which look like or similar to the NIKE SUMO?

neonlew,

Although they're not exactly square, Adams is coming out with a driver called the BUL which is non-traditionally shaped, looking more like a pancake than a square driver. It is an all titanium, high spin, high launch head. Expect this to be the first high MOI driver to be released early in January. Titleist is also coming out the the 907 D2 which is more of a triangle shape than a square. Both are high MOI alternatives to the Sumo squared. I have to say after trying out all of them, the Sumo squared feels and performs the best hands down, followed by the FT-i, then the Titliest, and finally the Adams.

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