Sumo Square Driver - The MOI effect

The Sasquatch SQ Sumo 5900 is the latest incarnation of the square driver to come from the Nike Golf series of golf drivers.

Sumo stands for Super Moment of Inertia (MOI) which has been designed by the Nike development team to produce their longest and straightest driver yet. The MOI has been increased to 5300 which in layman terms means that the head of the Sumo 5900 square head has a lesser tendency to twist as it strikes the golf ball at impact. Increasing the MOI by a redesign of the perimeter weighting Nike have produced the striking looking Sumo2 5900 square driver. Usually when a golf driver is hit off centre the head will twist, resulting in a loss of distance as well as the ball possible heading in the wrong direction. By increasing the MOI added to the revolutionary geometric design of the Sumo square driver, distance lost on off centre shots is greatly reduced.

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Sumo 5000 Driver - Tigers choice

For the golfer who prefers a more traditional round or pear shaped drive. Don't worry because Nike have not left you out. The new Sumo SQ 5000 driver from NIke has been introduced to compliment the Sumo square headed driver.
The Sumo 5000 is a more traditional type of golf driver but boasts a deep face profile for exhilarating performance off the Tee. It's In Tiger Woods bag so it has a lot to live up to.

The Sumo 5000 allows the golfer to shape their shots more easily than the Sumo 5900 and will suit the lower handicapped player.

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