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Nike Golf Sasquatch Sumo 4-GW Iron Set with Graphite Shafts : The Nike Sasquatch Sumo Irons PowerBow design and an ultra-light Cryo Steel face combine to deliver an expanded COR ( coefficient of restitution ) and high MOI ( moment of inertia ). Now your entire game can experience the power of geometry. SQ Sumo Iron Geometry : Long blade length, wide sole and Nike PowerBow design deliver an extreme perimeter-weighted club and our highest MOI iron set yet Cryo Steel Face Insert : Lightweight Cryo Steel material in the long irons (No. 4 - No. 7) provides a large responsive sweet spot for maximum distance and increased forgiveness across the clubface Nike PowerBow Weighting : Weight is strategically positioned to move the CG ( center of gravity ) low and deep, increasing the MOI and creating a more stable iron at impact TPU Insert : A soft vibration dampening TPU material dapends unwanted vibrations at impact Price: $499.99  Powered by  Support Greenskeeper.org by buying from this link. Greenskeeper.org receives a small commission for each sale made through our website. Thank you for your support! | ||||||||||||||||
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julietpapa
Member Since:Read ALL My Reviews February 2009
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My favorite set of irons I have ever owned
Monday December 28, 2009
I love these irons from Nike. I need a SW about a year ago and the Sumo SW felt the best of all of the wedges I tested at the store. After carrying it for a few rounds and being impressed by its forgiveness, feel, consistency and accuracy out of the sand, off the carpet and out of the rough. It made me curious to try the full set of irons and I bought them after a 5 minute test drive. They hit better and felt better than the Ping Rapture V-2s that I was considering. Best of all, they were about $600 less.
The only drawback is that they are so forgiving that it's difficult to shape your shots. I just try to hit my shots straight but when I have been at the range trying to work on a draw or fade, it's been challenging to get the clubs to cooperate--they just want to straighten everything out for you. I have a 24 index and I hit my 7-iron around 145, 150 on a good day. I bought the graphite shafts with regular flex. I even ponied up and added the 3I (not included with the set). | ||||||||||||||
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