I RECENTLY PURCHASED THE 16* WITH THE REGULAR SHAFT AND I'M NOT GIVING THIS CLUB UP. I AM 64 YEARS OLD AND HAVE HAVE A SLOW SWING (77 MPH) SO I NEED MORE LOFT IN MY CLUB. If you are a person who likes to 'bomb it down the fairway,' you might want to consider buying then re-shafting, or going with a firmer club option. Overall, its a fair club which would best benefit the slow swing speed golfer. If you decide to purchase this club, i highly recommend you go with x-stiff shaft, or possibly one of the other shaft options that come with this club such as the Aldila (which whom makes very flimsy shafts for Adams golf products) or the UST pro-force option. But with the shaft options being so flimsy it can be difficult to make square contact with the ball, especially if you have a faster downswing. This club is also very light weight which allows for a harder swing. The titanium face offers great resistance. Nike did a great job with head design on this club in making something unique. As compared to some of its competition, EX: taylormade burner, or callaway X series.which has a firmer feel at address. Confidence at your address can be difficult due to these clubs possibly being over 'workable'. When Nike brought out the newer model SUMO 50 that's one area in which they didn't upgrade(after using demo range at 2009 Columbus Golf Show).

This club is very flimsy, even a stiff shaft is flimsy. The major thing that it is lacking is firmness. This club was my first major driver purchase: Nike SQ SUMO 460cc.10.5 loft.with a R flex diamana shaft option.

Nike sq 460 driver 10.5