Nike Sasquatch Sumo Driver

Having won the Golf Digest editor's choice for 2006 drivers, Nike had a big challenge in trying to improve the original all-titanium SasQuatch driver. Mission accomplished with the SasQuatch Sumo, which boasts a new Nike PowerBow geometry for even more distance and forgiveness. The PowerBow configuration adds weight to the bottom perimeter of the driver while moving the center of gravity lower and further back, resulting in a SUper MOment of inertia (4,950 grams per centimeter squared), thus the Sumo name. Golfers will also dig the high-performance Diamana shaft by Mitsubishi Rayon. The graphite shaft is designed to blend power and stability, with a lightweight feel and an optimized tip profile for better distance and accuracy. Both the 9.5- and 10.5-degree versions of the driver measure 45 inches long. # Body Construction: Titanium # Crown Construction: Titanium # Face: Beta Titanium # Face Angles: Square # Standard Graphite Shaft NIKE Sasquatch Diamana Graphite # Additional Shafts Aldila VS Proto 65 Graphite UST Proforce V2 65 Graphite # Lie Angle 60.5° # Grip NIKE Tour Velvet Grip # Head Size 460cc # Interchangeable Weights No # USGA Conforming: Yes

• Multi-material driver with graphite shaft and powerful square geometry

• PowerBow geometry moves center of gravity lower for increased distance

• High-performance Diamana graphite shaft blends power and stability

• Reduces twisting on off-center shots; 4.9 inches of front-to-back depth

• Measures 45 inches long; available with 9.5- and 10.5-degree lofts