Does the nike sasquach sumo driver have good distance?

Question

Does it hit the ball high?

Answer 1

the mechanic determines the distance. The tools are only as good as the person using them. If your swing is mediocre, the distance will be mediocre as well. If you hav e a swing like a pro, the distance will be that of a pro.

Answer 2

Sasquatch and Sumo are different.  Sasquatch is the version before Sumo, and now they have Sumo second generation.

Sasquatch has two versions, regular and tour.

Sumo has three versions, regular, regular tour and square.

Sume 2nd gen also has two versions, 5000 and 5900.

I have the SQ regular and Sumo regular both 9.5 degrees.  I like them alot.  I like the sound and the feel.  The SQ I have it in Diamana regular flex.  I have the Sumo with the UST stiff flex.

Great clubs, can work the ball left right, forgiving on mishits, hit the ball high.

Answer 3

I dont know

Answer 4

Take these questions to a pro shop my friend. There are a lot of points you are missing. Clubs don't do anything. You do something with the instrument in your hands. The Sumo is a good club. But if you put it in the hands of someone that does not have good distance, that does not hit the ball high it won't matter. There are players that can hit the ball 250 with a potato strapped to the end of a broomhandle. And high as the sky. Yes you can get a shaft flex and loft angle that will help you hit the ball high, but it's up to you to get it far. So the answer is this. What kind of game you got?