The Vapor Fly irons ($800, set of eight, steel) also are available with UST Mamiya’s Recoil shaft for an extra hundred bucks. The Vapor Fly Pro is $900 in True Temper’s XP 95 steel shaft.

NIKE is getting out of the golf equipment business, a surprising announcement that is sure to send Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and other players searching for new clubs and golf balls next season.

When Nike exited the hard-goods world in 2016, it left its staffers in golf club limbo. While many former Nike players sought new club deals, Fleetwood was among those to stay with his current set ...

Nike Golf has introduced what it claims to be the fastest and longest irons the company has ever developed to date - the Nike SQ MachSpeed irons. Due in stores on February 25, 2010, the SQ MachSpeed ...

Its first efforts came in 2001 with the Nike Forged Blades irons and then they were followed in 2002 with Pro Combo irons, which uniquely combined three different kinds of irons within the same set.

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Golf clubs, no. So when Nike Golf contacted Gear Patrol about their new SQ DYMO STR8-FIT driver I saw my ... so I offered him the Nike SQ DYMO STR8-FIT. A few striped drives later and I’d attracted a ...

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — Rory McIlroy didn’t find out that Nike was going to stop making golf equipment until two hours before the company made the announcement the first week of August. Now he has ...

For one GOLF staffer, the news about Nike shuttering its clubmaking operation was upsetting on a personal level: in his eyes, it created the perfect golf club, The Sasquatch.

The VRS Covert 2.0 irons feature Dynalite 105 Steel and Kuro Kage graphite shafts with Golf Pride 2G wrap grips. Nike’s new VRS Covert 2.0 irons will be available at Canadian retailers January 31, ...

There was much angst a few years ago when Rory McIlroy switched from Titleist to Nike golf clubs and promptly entered the worst tailspin of his young career. The move for Jordan Spieth isn't ...

NIKE is getting out of the golf equipment business, a surprising announcement that is sure to send Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and other players searching for new clubs and golf balls next season.