Nickent hybrids

[azgreg]

I am considering purchasing a couple of hybrids to replace my 3 and 4 irons. Any feedback on Nickent hybrids? Golfsmith has a good deal on them right now ( http://www.golfsmith.com/products/NICK100 ). I thought I read somewhere that these hybrids are the most common hybrids on the Nationwide tour right now.

[Jeepthrills]

I saw the same deal. I was wondering if these were some low end model or just ones that were being replaced with a new version. $60 seems like a great deal.

[MPS67]

Unless you're looking for a good deal, you may want to wait for a little bit until the new model come out. I went to Golf Galaxy last night for a lesson, and afterwards I inquired about getting a Ping G5 16° and 25° hybrid to complement my 22°. My instructor told me that I should hold off for the new Nike hybrid they're introducing in the late fall this year. From what he's heard, he claims the new design will be a huge step forward in improvement over anything else on the market. He also said that Nike will be coming out with their new ball at the upcoming Target sponsored PGA tour event. He believes this will be far superior to the Titleist ProV1. I don't remember the name of it, but it will bear a red Nike swoosh and will supposedly go 30 yards longer than the titleist ProV1, but with the same soft feel.

[TourSpoon]

I bought the Nickent that you are referring to because it was a great deal. Actually for the performance that I am getting as a two iron replacement (17 degrees) it was the deal of the century. This club is so easy to hit even off marginal lies that I almost feel guilty. It is slightly longer than a two iron, has a higher trajectory, and lands softly to hold greens (so the distance is about the same). It is a go to club for short par 4s. You will not be sorry if your get this club.

[niblick]

  MPS67 said:

Unless you're looking for a good deal, you may want to wait for a little bit until the new model come out. I went to Golf Galaxy last night for a lesson, and afterwards I inquired about getting a Ping G5 16° and 25° hybrid to complement my 22°. My instructor told me that I should hold off for the new Nike hybrid they're introducing in the late fall this year. From what he's heard, he claims the new design will be a huge step forward in improvement over anything else on the market. He also said that Nike will be coming out with their new ball at the upcoming Target sponsored PGA tour event. He believes this will be far superior to the Titleist ProV1. I don't remember the name of it, but it will bear a red Nike swoosh and will supposedly go

Shenanigans.

[edk]

Rock Bottom Golf has a better deal, I think.

[grant_the_tank]

I have the Nickent Genex 17* and a 3DX 20*. They both are very easy to hit and are fantasic clubs. I think the Genex is a steal at $60.

[Elvisliveson]

  azgreg said:

I am considering purchasing a couple of hybrids to replace my 3 and 4 irons. Any feedback on Nickent hybrids? Golfsmith has a good deal on them right now (

This is for the prior model, the 3DX. They are currently on the 4DX, of which I have the 15.5* 2+ IW. They are a quality club. If you hit your irons better than your woods, you'll want the IW, but if you hit your woods better, then you'll want the UT.

[Billy_Baroo]

  MPS67 said:

and will supposedly go 30 yards longer than the titleist ProV1, but with the same soft feel.

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