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Nike exits golf equipment business, will stop making clubs, balls, bags

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Didn't Phil Mickelson once say how much better Tiger would be if he didn't have to play with that junk that his sponsor made him play with?

Didn't Phil Mickelson once say how much better Tiger would be if he didn't have to play with that junk that his sponsor made him play with?

 

Yep. This move doesn't surprise me. Golf is a declining sport, and technology evolves rapidly requiring expensive R&D to keep up in the equipment game. Apparel/shoes is Nike's strong point, and it makes sens e for them to stay in that part of the game. Visually, I've never liked Nike Clubs, but I have on occasion used their golf balls. I'm in the market for new clubs, but Nike wasn't going to be on my list, so really no big deal.

Didn't Phil Mickelson once say how much better Tiger would be if he didn't have to play with that junk that his sponsor made him play with?

 

I knew there was a reason I struggle to break 90!

I love my Nike Covert 3-wood and their PD/Soft balls.

 

That being said, I wonder if this would have happened had Tiger still been relevant.

Now if they would get out of the Appeal business it would be a win win for everyone.

Now if they would get out of the Appeal business it would be a win win for everyone.

Ridiculous...

I picked up their 3 hybrid yesterday from Dicks. $95 for a $225 club.

I know a few people that had Nike Irons that loved them. Other than that much of the golf equipment was sub-par.

Agreed ridiculously bad product.

If you don't like it that's fine. Your post stating "win win for everyone" if they would quit making apparel is just ludicrous. And you made it worse with this post claiming their product is bad. Don't like it, more power to you, but just quit with the ignorance.

I know a few people that had Nike Irons that loved them. Other than that much of the golf equipment was sub-par.

I've never tried their clubs. I've hit some of the different balls but to be honest I'm no where near good enough to tell much of a difference in golf balls.

I knew there was a reason I struggle to break 90!

 

Yeah, I just KNEW it was the golf balls!

I love my Nike Covert 3-wood and their PD/Soft balls.

 

That being said, I wonder if this would have happened had Tiger still been relevant.

 

$ $ $ $ $ I'll bet not. $ $ $ $ $

Agreed ridiculously bad product.
You're piling on and that's simply not true.

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