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Who needs to advertise when the world number one is doing all the selling for you! Hi certainly is earning his sponsorship here!!
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April 5th, 2008 at 10:31 pm
His little thin moustache type effort really makes me want to go and buy this driver!
Does anybody think the fact he says you can work it both ways, and also control trajectory, kind of strange for an ad about a driver? Most peoples driver go in all directions anyway, with most companys going for the … (“you cant fail to hit it straight / these guys on tour dont shape the ball anymore because the new drivers dont let you”) … slant?
Ive never actually hit a Nike driver… but ive heard a few being hit. This one has got me interested. Seems that Nike may have got it right at last?
April 7th, 2008 at 9:27 am
I hit with the SQ not too long ago. It was not bad, but I still prefer the Cobra, especially my F speed. I did actually own a Nike driver once, thought it was not too shaby. Changed to a Big Bertha which immediately added forty odd yards to my drive. Put that into perspective.
April 7th, 2008 at 10:23 am
Tiger is great he will win everything he looks great and he will sell product. He is worth every penny.
April 9th, 2008 at 10:09 am
Tiger is the biggest.
But, when we are going to get a drive, “our own drive”, I think we should try it before sell it. If the drive is good, we notice it at the monent.
I mean that is a good idea to try a lot of manufacturers, isn’t it?
July 1st, 2008 at 10:23 am
To be fair to Tiger, although many people may gripe about the obscene millions he is paid in sponsorship money, he does do his bit to promote their brand. Many people will say, I would stand around and talk about Nike clubs all day for his sponsorship money. Its more than that though, its the endless years of working hard to be the best. He is very convincing and will sell the product, producing hundred fold the revenue of his wage packet.