Anyone using NIKE MACHSPEED for a begineer?

Hi,

I am thinking of buying Nike Machspeed ladies flex, I am a begineer with a slower swing, is this ok for me or is it better if i buy a 2nd hand?

Thanks!

IMO better to buy second hand .
My son got a Nike machspeed black 10.5 regular flex that might be selling.
Pm me if u keen . Tks

I'm using Nike Machspeed (Men's regular flex). Pretty forgiving

Golf_fynn wrote:

Hi,

I am thinking of buying Nike Machspeed ladies flex, I am a begineer with a slower swing, is this ok for me or is it better if i buy a 2nd hand?

Thanks!

Hi fynn

have you try out the club ?

Would advise you to go try out the club before committing into purchasing.

have fun....

It's quite a good driver for it's price.
I have one in S, the light weight makes it easy to swing fast.
The fubuki shaft is good for a stock shaft.

And you can tweak the settings with the wrench that comes with it.

Only gripe was with the grip. I changed it to an iomic one and the feel instantly improved.

shimizu.toruk wrote:

I'm using Nike Machspeed (Men's regular flex). Pretty forgiving

Hi bro, is the Nike driver still available?

Supermario wrote:

shimizu.toruk wrote:

I'm using Nike Machspeed (Men's regular flex). Pretty forgiving

Hi bro, is the Nike driver still available?

Pm u bro

Golf_fynn wrote:

Hi,

I am thinking of buying Nike Machspeed ladies flex, I am a begineer with a slower swing, is this ok for me or is it better if i buy a 2nd hand?

Thanks!

Try it first.

Its my first set when I first started seriously. And I got it for 2nd hand. A pretty good and forgiving set, but do keep practising. There's only so much technology can help a new golfer. Work hard on fundamentals over and over again, concentrate on getting your swing speed up.

A great set. I'm still enjoying it. Good luck and enjoy!

good driver .onli lack of advertisement .

I bought a much hype G15 PING driver SR shaft, after using it for 3 months I gave up,
and switch back to my old faithful Nike Sumo 5900, forgiving and drive good distance.

Have been using this Sumo 5900 since Feb 2009 bought brand new from Isetan.
easy swing no need force and yet get distance!

Newtogolf wrote:

Golf_fynn wrote:

Hi,

I am thinking of buying Nike Machspeed ladies flex, I am a begineer with a slower swing, is this ok for me or is it better if i buy a 2nd hand?

Thanks!

Try it first.

Its my first set when I first started seriously. And I got it for 2nd hand. A pretty good and forgiving set, but do keep practising. There's only so much technology can help a new golfer. Work hard on fundamentals over and over again, concentrate on getting your swing speed up.

A great set. I'm still enjoying it. Good luck and enjoy!

On the issue of "swing speed", I learned that it matters only at the point of impact and beyond i.e. not the entire swing. By definition, it is "The speed at which a golfer swings the club, defined by how fast the clubhead is traveling at the moment it makes impact with the ball." The back swing should be slow and steady.

thank you all.

I bought it. will work on my swing. Its almost weekend. where is everyone going for
golf?

fynn (:

pug wrote:

Newtogolf wrote:

Golf_fynn wrote:

Hi,

I am thinking of buying Nike Machspeed ladies flex, I am a begineer with a slower swing, is this ok for me or is it better if i buy a 2nd hand?

Thanks!

Try it first.

Its my first set when I first started seriously. And I got it for 2nd hand. A pretty good and forgiving set, but do keep practising. There's only so much technology can help a new golfer. Work hard on fundamentals over and over again, concentrate on getting your swing speed up.

A great set. I'm still enjoying it. Good luck and enjoy!

On the issue of "swing speed", I learned that it matters only at the point of impact and beyond i.e. not the entire swing. By definition, it is "The speed at which a golfer swings the club, defined by how fast the clubhead is traveling at the moment it makes impact with the ball." The back swing should be slow and steady.

Quite true.

There's no point if the backswing is rushed, posture and positioning's all wrong. Even if your downswing's going like 200mph, it is all pointless if you top or duff the shot altogether as compared to someone with a good posture and positioning and a downswing at 105mph dead straight at the sweet spot at the point of impact....

But what is most important: Practice, and Practice right.

Cheers.

old topic...

im using a nike machspeed sq driver 9.5...

as a beginner, i think its quite forgiving..

How about taylormade R11 burner? I'm a beginner too and looking for one.

R11 is a different model from Burner (now replaced by RBZ)

R11 is probably for more accomplished players who take advantage of the adjustability

Where as Burner / RBZ is more forgiving, straighter, higher ball flight type if driver.

Hope this helps

I think you should start with callaway diablo octane , ping g15, taylormade burner. It's best to try and test out the older clubs cheaper and sometimes a whole lot better. It depends on your swing. Have fun!