Nike SasQuatch Driver Golf Club

This club might just be for the mid- to high-handicappers, but that's most of us, right? I agree with the other reviewers--it is difficult to say enough about this club. Leaving the looks aside (to me, function trumps form every time), the bottom line is that this club will do a better job setting up your second shot than most (if not all) of the other clubs out there. If you swing it even halfway decently, the clubface will square every time and you will be in a position to hit a mid or short iron on an average par 4. If you swing it well, you will be so much farther down the fairway that your home course will suddenly become an entirely different experience. Having a club like this in your bag, and knowing what it *can* do for the average golfer could spark your interest enough to get you out on the range, practicing to become a good golfer. It's that much fun.

One other problem you might have--after working with this club for a while, you might find yourself with a 50-80 yard gap in your bag between your driver and the next club. Not to fear, the SQ 3wood seems to have the same qualities as the driver. In fact, if more accuracy is all you want, you could just get a SQ 3wood and dispose of your current driver, and throw 230-250 yard darts out in the middle of the fairway every time.

Go get one.

(p.s., to get the headcover off without giving yourself a hernia, slide the cover forward (don't pull it off) until the top of the club is in the sock. Then pull off. Easy as pie.)