Today Paul Casey visited Nike Golf’s R&D facility The Oven, and as a bonus to his followers on Twitter and us Nike Golf fans, he gave us a small taste of some new driver technology that Nike Golf has in development for 2010. Although he did not tweet much information, he did send out several photos of the new Victory Red driver, and one photo of the new SQ driver. The only thing Paul mentioned was the new VR driver features a Compression Channel that creates a larger sweet spot. No info about the new SQ driver was tweeted.
We’ll be keeping our eyes and ears open for any new information on these new driver models, and as it comes out we’ll keep you posted here on NG Nation, so check back for updates.
Here are Paul’s photos (Victory Red on top, SQ at bottom):
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That looks awesome. I can’t wait to try it out.
Thanks for your comment — check out this recent review of the VR STR8-FIT driver:
http://ngnation.com/2010/01/26/product-review-nike-victory-red-str8-fit-driver/
Enjoy!
Looks like they could have some good things coming out in 2010. I look forward to trying out this new technology.
David,
Thanks for your comment, yes lots of good stuff coming in 2010 including VR drivers, woods and hybrids, SQ MachSpeed Driver, woods, hybrids and irons, and the METHOD putter. Check out these recent reviews:
http://ngnation.com/2010/01/26/product-review-nike-method-putter/
http://ngnation.com/2010/01/26/product-review-nike-victory-red-str8-fit-driver/
Hope to get the chance to review the SQ MachSpeed driver. Enjoy!
I have seen the new equipment for 2010 and as regards these two new drivers they feel and look even better in reality than they look in the photographs. A must for any serious Golfer.
Gordon,
Yes, the 2010 equipment line is sweet. I hope to get the chance to review the SQ MachSpeed driver, there are links above to my review of the VR driver. Thanks for your comment!
Nice. I’m glad I read your comments. I just looked up sources for golf driver to answer another question. I’ll share a short article I found helpful on this same subject.
Thanks for your comment — one of krankgolf.com’s professional long drivers (Mitch McDowell) works at my local golf course Stonecreek here in Phoenix. Small world!