Nike Golf SQ Machspeed Men’s Black Round STR8-FIT Tour Driver (Right Hand, Graphite, Stiff, 10.5 degrees) Today Deals

It works for me but I don’t swing as fast as that.

Your swingspeed is in the right range for the ‘By You’ stiff.

This is an impossible question to answer without seeing your actual swing, but if you are a fan of a “low spin” shaft, this is a good choice. The Sumo2 is also a nice forgiving club – it very well could be a great combo for you.

More than likely, it’s a woman’s flex shaft.

I agree with the “woman” line… it means that it has more flex (even more so since it’s a “made for” version). If it works for you, there’s no reason to change it. If it bugs you, you can always see a club fitter/builder to see what your options are.

The W stands for Woman’s flex. A driver or wood with a W flex bends closer to the club head and is for players with slow club head speeds.

Im not sure exactly. some body at our countryclubs nike ingnite dented and they sent it back. im not sure about warranty tho or if it costs anything

I would first talk to the shop where you bought the club. They can advise you on options you might have. Or call Nike explain the situation and see if they will replace the head. Don’t send it to Nike without getting a reference number!

I would definately send it to Nike. Go to the store where you purchased it and check to see if they can do anything for you. (They may give you a new one and then send it to Nike themselves, you will probably need proof that you bought it there though) If they can’t then I would get the number for Nike’s Customer Service. Once you do that, call them and see what they can do for you. Then, once you ask them, send it in and just wait for it to return. Chances are, they may give you a new driver worth the current value, because they may not be able to fix it.

As some of the other answers point out you should in the first instance go to the shop where you purchased the club from.
If it makes you feel any better this is a common fault with modern day clubs and it has happended top myself twice!!!
I returned the clubs back and they were replaced without question. I was informed by the sales assistant that it is very common. The modern day driver face and structure is so thin to allow the massive head size.The down side to this is that the club can sometimes fould or cave in just through regular use. Im sure you wont have been the first to return the club so dont worry about taking it back it might seem strange to you i was worried to but theyve seen it all before and should be aware of the fault. most drivers are actually covered for two years. Take it back and if you have any problems an email or letter to the head office should do the trick hope this helps.gary.

I know that this is not the answer you wanted but make sure you put the head cover back on the club before you put the club back in the bag. My dad did that to his Ignite driver and it was caused from it hitting another club in his bag. Just a warning to others

are you hitting on rocks or concrete or metal golf balls?

I’ve seen sparks before when I hit a golf ball but I think it’s from the mat – i really don’t know exactly what it’s from but it has happened to me also

You must be hitting somthing its not when you hit the ball, but its when you hit somthing on the floor like a little stone or something

i have had sparks when i have done that with other drivers

Yeah I have hit the sasqutach and Sometimes I have seen sparks. I have the Nike Ignite and it sparks to . Its usual. I just think some spec of sand get on the face of the driver.

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You can get clubs on eBay,but you can find good ones on golf warehouse.com

you can go to golf warehouse.com and that has alot of cheap clubs but brand name