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Nike Announce New Equipment

Drivers, fairways, irons, wedges, balls, Nike have almost completely revamped their equipment line-up with the new Victory Red line up of irons and wedges, the Dymo woods and new Nike ONE balls.

Obviously taking inspiration from a certain Mr Wood’s favourite Sunday colour, the new Victory Red line up represent 3 new iron sets and a new wedge series. There are also 4 new Dymo drivers (including 2 with STR8-FIT technology), 2 new Dymo fairway woods and 3 new premium golf balls.

Irons

Victory Red Forged TW Blade, Victory Red Forged Split Cavity Irons, Victory Red Full Cavity Irons

Having lead the PGA Tour in iron wins since 2005, Nike have introduced 3 new irons aimed at different segments of the golfing market to extend this dominance: a traditional muscleback blade, a cavity back players iron and a fuller cavity back iron aimed at the average golfer. The muscleback has already seen Tour usage from the likes of Paul Casey and Trevor Immelman.

Wedges

Victory Red Forged Wedge

 A wedge that was good enough for Tiger to use at his recent victory at the US Open and here’s why: forged from soft 1025 carbon steel,  ‘High Rev ‘grooves for maximum spin, CNC milled flat face and a Tour-inspired heel grind.

Drivers

Top-left: SQ Dymo2, Top-right: SQ Dymo, Bottom left: SQ Dymo2 STR8-FIT, Bottom right: SQ Dymo  STR8-FIT

Dymo stands for ‘Dynamic Moment of Inertia’ which Nike tells us combines all the elements of driver performance, including head size and geometry, centre of gravity, loft and lie angles and spin ratios to offer the optimal performance for each club. The two head shapes allow golfers to choose between the straight hitting square headed version and the more workable classical shaped head. Both come with Nike Golf’s proprietary UST Wide Body Shaft with an AXIV Core (available in weights of 59 grams, 69 grams and 79 grams). This shaft features a larger overall diameter throughout the body, to provide more stability through impact for the specific moment of inertia characteristics of each loft-tuned head, while the AXIV Core provides the tip stiffness required for optimum power transfer.

STR8-FIT technology allows the clubhead to be manually orientated into eight different positions to produce the desired shot shape and provide the most efficient means of hitting the ball straighter and hopefully longer. There are three different clubhead positions for a ‘closed’ clubface, which encourages shots to be shaped to the left; two positions for a ‘neutral’ clubface, which allows the ball to be shaped in either direction, and three ‘open’ clubface positions, which encourages shots to be shaped to the right

Fairway Woods

SQ Dymo2 Fairway Wood, SQ Dymo Fairway Wood

Nike Golf’s new SQ Dymo² and SQ Dymo Fairway Woods possess all the performance-enhancing benefits of larger head geometry, but also have the added benefit of featuring a sole that is specifically designed to minimise turf interaction at impact.

The Quad Keel Sole features four separate quadrants to make it easier to lift the ball cleanly from all types of lie, while maintaining total control over the clubhead throughout the impact zone. The raised angle of each quarter of the sole reduces twisting and maximises clubhead speed..

Balls

Nike ONE Tour, Nike ONE Tour D, Nike ONE Vapor

Nike ONE Tour: Four piece seamless Urethane covered ball for Tour performance
Nike ONE Tour D:Three piece seamless Urethane covered ball for maximum Tour distance
Nike ONE Vapor: Three piece Ionomer covered ball for distance and control at average swing speeds

8 comments to Nike Announce New Equipment

  • Scott N.

    Can’t wait for these irons and the new balls.

  • Brett F

    This new line looks great. I will be getting a set of the split cavity irons and a Str-8 fit driver. Can’t wait.

  • David

    Are Paul Casey and Trevor Immelman playing the muscleback with the Tiger Woods logo on it?

  • John

    Nike One Vapor: B-330 RX anyone? I like the RX, but the cover shreds…if the ’swing speed’ optimized balls sell as well as I think they are, everyone will do it…and it makes sense..after all, the Tour balls are optimized for the Tour players!

  • C Crail

    The blade looks good, but the other two irons sets look like garbage. They have the same blade shape of an ugly Nicklaus Air Bear from the early 90s, not to say anything of the graphics. Ascetically these may be the worst looking irons I’ve seen this season.
    The Drivers look much better, though. Finally got rid of the yellow and the shape looks much better.

  • tiger woods

    these irons are incredibly ugly. i would never even consider playing stuff that looks this cheap.

  • Dow Jones

    I wonder how the new blades compare to the old forged nike blades. The new victory blades look pretty bad and not aesthetically pleasing at all. blades should be plain. i play the old blades and i love them. however i’m looking for a good player’s cavity back that doesn’t look gimmicky.

  • easyyy

    Q- “Are Paul Casey and Trevor Immelman playing the muscleback with the Tiger Woods logo on it?”

    No they will not. They will play the VR muscle back iron shown int he tour forums here at GolfWRX. Take a look.

    The TW Logo muscle back heads are for retail only.

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