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coykiam

By coykiam
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coykiam Member

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hey guys...I was just at the range today practicing when all of a sudden I hear this solid weird sound. I looked behind me and this guy was using his driver. I've read a couple post regarding the Nike Sasquatch square driver having a loud sound and I have also seen a couple guys used the Nike driver. But when I looked over to peek at the guy behind me to see what he was using, It looked like he was using a Callaway driver. I didn't really wanna ask him what he was using since I'm pretty sure like most of us, we don't wanna be disturb when practicing. Was it the FTi driver? I couldnt see the "red" color.

supercow Dedicated Member

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If it was Callaway then it was the FT-i. If not, then there are a lot of squares (Nike, Callaway, Orlimar, Nickent, Ram, etc...) out there now so I couldn't be entirely sure...

fusioncal Dedicated Member

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hey guys...I was just at the range today practicing when all of a sudden I hear this solid weird sound. I looked behind me and this guy was using his driver. I've read a couple post regarding the Nike Sasquatch square driver having a loud sound and I have also seen a couple guys used the Nike driver. But when I looked over to peek at the guy behind me to see what he was using, It looked like he was using a Callaway driver. I didn't really wanna ask him what he was using since I'm pretty sure like most of us, we don't wanna be disturb when practicing. Was it the FTi driver? I couldnt see the "red" color.

Was it a square driver? There are some companies who also in the market for square driver not just limited to Nike and Callaway as supercow has mentioned. However, the only square driver Callaway has is FT-i. If it's not, I'd guess FT-5 or perhaps X460. They're both loud but not like Nike's. Nike's is a total turn off.

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coykiam Member

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I couldn't really tell if it was square but it looked really huge. I'll be on the look out if I see him again...lol sorry to sound like a stalker. Thanks guys

bwinger79 Well Established Member

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If it were a FT-i/FT-5 you would be able to tell immediately. There are no other drivers on the market that sound like the FT series. They sound like a rock hitting an aluminum bat....but real loud.
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kafka01 Great Member

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Next time - dont hesitate to ask him - if he plays that any kind of those "boom boxes" he is so used to get asked about it :)

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fusioncal Dedicated Member

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Just make sure you speak louder when you ask him.

What's in the bag:
Driver: r7 SuperQuad 10.5° ~ UST Proforce V2 65g Regular
Wood: 906F4 18.5° ~ Aldila VS Proto 80g Stiff
Irons: MP-60 3-PW ~ True Temper Tour Concept S3
Wedges: Vokey Oil Can 252.08, SM56.10 & SM60.08Putter: Marxman Mallet 33"

KingCobra Well Established Member

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it might be the cobra f- speed ld driver. My dad has that driver and it makes a weird noise also.

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elivate Dedicated Member

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I recently tried the square Nickent driver and it makes a really weird sound...

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janzaruk Established Member

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it might be the cobra f- speed ld driver. My dad has that driver and it makes a weird noise also.

Played somebody over the weekend with that, it's defintely a differnt sound.

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ettsn Well Established Member

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When driver shopping, I could hit that Cobra well, but I couldn't get over it's sound. Waaay too loud for me, and it just doesn't sound like a golf club should to my ear.

coykiam Member

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yup its so weird, they reminded me of that little hammer rubber toys I used to play when I was a kid.

Icehawk Member

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Huh, I love the sound of the big Nike - both times I was at the range there was someone wailing one of those. Sure gets your attention.
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coykiam Member

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Huh, I love the sound of the big Nike - both times I was at the range there was someone wailing one of those. Sure gets your attention.

Im not saying its bad, I actually like it...although its weird...lol..it just turns head especially with the yellow color.


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