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The SasQuatch Sumo Squared Driver boasts a powerful new square geometry to deliver the highest moment of inertia in golf at 5,300 grams per centimeter squared. To achieve this radical geometry, Nike employed a multi-material construction with a compo ...
The SasQuatch Sumo Squared Driver boasts a powerful new square geometry to deliver the highest moment of inertia in golf at 5,300 grams per centimeter squared. To achieve this radical geometry, Nike employed a multi-material construction with a composite crown--as opposed to a conventional titanium crown--to save weight. As a result, the Sumo Squared is the ultimate driver for distance, forgiveness, and accuracy. 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. Finally, the Sumo Squared is the widest driver in the early 2007 field, with 4.9 inches of front-to-back depth (the USGA's limit is 5 inches). Both the 9.5- and 10.5-degree versions of the driver measure 45 inches long.
Specifications:
* Body Construction: Titanium
* Crown Construction: Carbon Composite
* Face: Beta Titanium
* Face Angles: Square
* Standard Graphite Shaft: NIKE Sasquatch Diamana Graphite
* Lie Angle: 60.5°
* Grip: NIKE Tour Velvet Grip
* Head Size: 460cc
* Interchangeable Weights: No
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The key to this driver's renewed success is the fact that 15% of its weight has been removed from the top crown and redistributed into lower and deeper locations around its perimeter. The Launcher Ti460 driver maintains the orig ...
The key to this driver's renewed success is the fact that 15% of its weight has been removed from the top crown and redistributed into lower and deeper locations around its perimeter. The Launcher Ti460 driver maintains the original Launcher's extremely hot, plasma-welded SP700 beta titanium face, so you'll still benefit from a huge sweet spot and a high resistance to twisting for maximum forgiveness and distance, even on off-center hits.
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