Nike SQ Dymo
$299, graphite
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It's for: All handicap levels, those who want the ability to shape shots
Key feature: Center of gravity placement and face angle vary by loft
In general, players who swing high-lofted
drivers tend to lose shots right more so
than guys who use lower (ie. 8.5°) lofts. Nike
understands this, so high-lofted SQ Dymo
drivers have more draw bias (center of gravity
is farther back and more heel side) with a more
closed face angle than lower-lofted SQ Dymos.
All Dymos have weight pockets in the rear
toe and heel areas for added forgiveness. A
WideBody shaft is used to maintain proper flex
(some thin-walled shafts flex too much). A sister driver, Nike's SQ Dymo2, offers more forgiveness.
Credit: Schecter Lee
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