some current Nike SQ & other Nike Golf Info....

[The Racing Snake]

Tour wins etc

Thanks to Paul Casey’s stunning display of matchplay golf, it’s now 27 wins for the handsome, black and yellow brute…



1. Keiichiro Fukabori: Ana Open (JPGA), September 15-18, 2005

2. K. J. Choi: The Chrysler Classic of Greensboro (US PGA), September 29-October 2, 2005

3. Carl Pettersson: The Chrysler Championship (US PGA), October 27-30, 2005

4. John Cook: Nokia Classic (Mexican Open)

5. Paul Casey: Volvo China Open (European PGA), November 24-27, 2005

6. Chad Campbell: Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (US PGA), January 18-22, 2006

7. Tiger Woods: Buick Invitational (US PGA), January 26-29, 2006

8. Tiger Woods: Dubai Desert Classic (European PGA), February 2-5, 2006

9. Rory Sabbatini: Nissan Open (US PGA), February 16-19, 2006

10. Tiger Woods: Ford Championship at Doral (US PGA), March 2-5, 2006

11. Stephen Ames: The Players Championship (US PGA), March 23-26, 2006

12. Craig Lile: Victoria Open, Texas (Tight Lies Tour), March 23-26, 2006

13. Paul Gow: Athens Regional Foundation Classic (Nationwide Tour), April 20-23, 2006

14. Chris Couch: Zurich Classic of New Orleans (US PGA), April 27-30, 2006

15. Francesco Molinari: Telecom Italian Open (European PGA), May 4-7, 2006

16. Carl Pettersson: The Memorial Tournament (US PGA), June 1-4, 2006

17. Paul Casey: Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles (European PGA), June 22-25, 2006

18. Steven Gangluff: Telus Edmonton Open (Canadian Tour), July 6-9, 2006

19. Trevor Immelman: Cialis Western Open (US PGA), July 6-9, 2006

20. Tiger Woods: The 135th Open Championship (PGA Tour), July 20-23, 2006

21. Tiger Woods: Buick Open (US PGA Tour), August 3-6, 2006

22. Marc Warren: EnterCard Scandinavian Masters (European PGA), August 3-6, 2006

23. Tiger Woods: The PGA Championship (US PGA), August 17-20, 2006

24. Tiger Woods: The World Golf Championships Bridgestone Invitational (US PGA), August 24-27, 2006

25. Tiger Woods: The Deutsche Bank Championship (US PGA), September 1-4, 2006

26. Shingo Katayama: Fujisankei Classic (JPGA), September 1-4, 2006

27. Paul Casey: HSBC World Match Play Championship (European PGA), September 14-17, 2006



Highly Astonishing Facts

22 global victories so far in 2006

• 13 wins on the US PGA Tour out of 40 events (33% of all events)

• 7 wins internationally

• 1 win on the Nationwide Tour

• 1 win on the Tight Lies Tour



Tour Domination

• #1 in Driver wins on the PGA Tour with 13

• #1 in Fairway Wood wins on the PGA Tour with 12

• #1 in Iron wins on the PGA Tour with 13

• #1 in Wedge wins on the PGA Tour with 13

• 12 wins on the PGA Tour with the ONE ball

• 27 wins across all Tours by Nike Golf athletes with the SasQuatch driver since its launch in 2005



Nike Golf Athletes hold the #1 position on the three major worldwide Tours…

1. Tiger Woods: US PGA Tour Money List Leader

2. Paul Casey: European PGA Tour Order of Merit Leader

3. Shingo Katayama: JPGA Tour Money List Leader




Its been a good year thus far!!

[nikeguy]

WOW...i am sure this is going to cause some people to get upset with this post!

Great Info...

 

:D :cheesy: :crazy:

[glcoach]

That's great for Nike!!!!.............I still won't play it.

[chris4772]

What is everybodies problem with Nike, Tigers contract says he can play with anything he thinks is better, so who are we to question his judgement?

[Ducky]

What is everybodies problem with Nike...

You'll find most people who speak poorly of their equipment haven't even tried it, and for those that have, well they rarely offer an explaination as to why they passionately dislike it. Hence, the example above.

[andrewcfox]

I don't dislike nike in any way. I when testing drivers hit every driver known to man. It came down to my last four that felt comfortable to me and then I had a driver off of sorts. I hit 10 balls with each counting my best 4 and my worst 1 to symbolize real life inconsistencies in my swing. After that I had a sub category of feel appearance and sound. This is the only area where nike lost out to the g5. Not in appearance (its not bad to look at at all) or sound but feel. The g5 and the callaway to me had great solid feel off the face where the sq felt like i was hitting a gymsock full of wet cloth against a wall. It had the tightest dispersion and it was just 1 yard behind the callaway for second place with really low rpm's. I just couldn't bring myself to get over the feel. It's a great piece of equipment just not for my taste. The slingshots on the other hand (I'd rather hit a ball with a skillet) The pro combos are ok and the blades are great I just wish they'd drop the price of each well not the pro combos since they're fazing out but it just seems at their price point at least one other company offers a superior product at the same or lower price.