Nike Irons

**New2Golf** · 01-23-2006 11:57 AM

Hi Everyone

I have a question. Is it possible to buy a Nike NDS 2 iron? At Golf town I was told it would be next to impossible. Does anyone know where I can get one then?

Thanks

**John** · 01-23-2006 12:48 PM

Your signature says your new, i assume that's to the game? If so a 2 iron is the last thing you need in your bag. Look at a much more forgiving fairway wood or even a hybrid instead of a 2 iron.

**Nat Williams** · 01-23-2006 12:56 PM

I'm not familiar w/ these irons, but know that the Nike Pro Combo 2 iron is readily available.

**dbleber** · 01-23-2006 12:56 PM

If you want to keep the Nike theme going I have heard good thing about the Nike CPR hybrids, otherwise I would try a Ben Hogan hybrid they are very easy to hit. As for a 2 iron if you are new to the game I would agree with John and stay clear but if you are determind to frustrate yourself with a 2 iron, look on Ebay under single clubs or clubfinders.com

**1972Apex** · 01-23-2006 01:05 PM

GolfTown was wrong. It's not next to impossible to obtain an NDS 2-iron, it's impossible. Nike does not offer a 2-iron for that model. 3-PW and SW only.

**New2Golf** · 01-23-2006 02:28 PM

Thank you for all your suggestions...I will look into a wood or hybrid....I didn`t realize they are so hard to use...I guess I still have a lot to learn

Peggy

**bobblehead** · 01-23-2006 03:19 PM

Many beginner/intermediate golfers find the 2, 3 & 4 irons hard to hit consistently and the hybrids an easier alternative. I fit that category and have gone that route.

A buddy of mine just purchased a set of NIKE NDS irons...they really look nice.

**Indio** · 01-23-2006 03:31 PM

Originally Posted by New2Golf

Thank you for all your suggestions...I will look into a wood or hybrid....I didn`t realize they are so hard to use...I guess I still have a lot to learn
Peggy

LOL..... maybe if you didn't know they would be hard to use, you would go out and kill the ball with it.... but now we have all poisened your mind so scrap that idea!

**New2Golf** · 01-23-2006 03:47 PM

LOL i am not your typical 5`3 woman who is 90 pounds LOL
I`m 5`11 and medium built and people tell me I should be able to hit 280 yards in no time LOL who knows with a little practice

**New2Golf** · 01-23-2006 03:48 PM

As soon as I saw them online I knew those were the ones I wanted....next I want the sasquatch (sorry if i mispelled it lol) driver...do you know a lot about it

Originally Posted by bobblehead

Many beginner/intermediate golfers find the 2, 3 & 4 irons hard to hit consistently and the hybrids an easier alternative. I fit that category and have gone that route.

A buddy of mine just purchased a set of NIKE NDS irons...they really look nice.

**Indio** · 01-23-2006 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by New2Golf

LOL i am not your typical 5`3 woman who is 90 pounds LOL
I`m 5`11 and medium built and people tell me I should be able to hit 280 yards in no time LOL who knows with a little practice

Oh gawed no...... not another intimidator!

I'm headed for the practice tee in case we ever meet up on the course! LOL

**bobblehead** · 01-23-2006 04:30 PM

Originally Posted by New2Golf

As soon as I saw them online I knew those were the ones I wanted....next I want the sasquatch (sorry if i mispelled it lol) driver...do you know a lot about it

Sorry, don't know too much about it.

Check out some reviews at http://www.golfreview.com/mfr/nike/d...x.aspx#reviews

I guess you'll be going for the Nike wedges and putter too

**New2Golf** · 01-23-2006 04:38 PM

I sure am

The bag, umbrella, and everything other thing I need

Originally Posted by bobblehead

Sorry, don't know too much about it.

Check out some reviews at http://www.golfreview.com/mfr/nike/d...x.aspx#reviews

I guess you'll be going for the Nike wedges and putter too

**New2Golf** · 01-23-2006 04:43 PM

Hey you never know...if you are lucky enough LOL

Originally Posted by Indio

Oh gawed no...... not another intimidator!

I'm headed for the practice tee in case we ever meet up on the course! LOL

**Indio** · 01-23-2006 04:47 PM

Originally Posted by New2Golf

Hey you never know...if you are lucky enough LOL

Hey Peggy, what happened to the signature that says and I quote 'remember I am new..... a little at a time' ? Sheesh.....

**New2Golf** · 01-23-2006 04:56 PM

I meant buying the clubs LOL

Originally Posted by Indio

Hey Peggy, what happened to the signature that says and I quote 'remember I am new..... a little at a time' ? Sheesh.....

**Indio** · 01-23-2006 05:01 PM

Originally Posted by New2Golf

I meant buying the clubs LOL

Silly me, I should have known better

**New2Golf** · 01-23-2006 06:26 PM

Well I am sure you will learn in time LMAO

Originally Posted by Indio

Silly me, I should have known better

93LE · 01-23-2006 07:00 PM

Don't listen to the naysayers. If you can hit your 3 iron with some consistency, then you can hit a 2 iron.

The Nike Pro Combo tungsten / forged utility iron is one of the easist driving irons/hybrids out there. Super easy to get up in the air

**Indio** · 01-24-2006 08:38 AM

Originally Posted by New2Golf

Well I am sure you will learn in time LMAO

Not a chance lady, not a chance

**New2Golf** · 01-24-2006 08:55 AM

So most people are saying not to use a 2 iron and some are saying to go for it...I think I may try it and see...I don`t like being told I can`t do something LOL I will show you

Originally Posted by Indio

Not a chance lady, not a chance

**1972Apex** · 01-24-2006 09:02 AM

Originally Posted by New2Golf

So most people are saying not to use a 2 iron and some are saying to go for it...I think I may try it and see...I don`t like being told I can`t do something LOL I will show you

Good luck with that

.

**Indio** · 01-24-2006 09:02 AM

Originally Posted by New2Golf

So most people are saying not to use a 2 iron and some are saying to go for it...I think I may try it and see...I don`t like being told I can`t do something LOL I will show you

The not a chance was in reference to you saing that I would 'learn in time'...... not a hope in hell :-P

I believe anyone can do anything as long as they put their mind to it and somfin tells little old moi that you do whatever you put your mind to..... groan....

**New2Golf** · 01-24-2006 09:32 AM

I read your thread about the pros and cons of being a member of a club....are they all really that expensive?

Originally Posted by Indio

The not a chance was in reference to you saing that I would 'learn in time'...... not a hope in hell :-P

I believe anyone can do anything as long as they put their mind to it and somfin tells little old moi that you do whatever you put your mind to..... groan....

**Indio** · 01-24-2006 09:40 AM

Originally Posted by New2Golf

I read your thread about the pros and cons of being a member of a club....are they all really that expensive?

They aren't ALL that expensive.... I wouldn't say my club is (was) expensive but it depends what you are looking for and how much you play and how much you are willing to pay for the 'social' aspect of it.

I decided not to be a member at a club this year because I wanted to broaden my horizons, play lots of other clubs and meet some other golfers.... I played the same track (S) over and over with the same guys over and over so I am looking for a change

PS. Wanna buy an equity sshare at a well established Ropckland golf club? ROFLMAO&PMP

**New2Golf** · 01-24-2006 09:46 AM

I think it might be good for me (after my lessons of course) to play small par 3 courses (i heard there are some in Gatineau) to practice. Membership is something way in the future for me if ever....

Originally Posted by Indio

They aren't ALL that expensive.... I wouldn't say my club is (was) expensive but it depends what you are looking for and how much you play and how much you are willing to pay for the 'social' aspect of it.

I decided not to be a member at a club this year because I wanted to broaden my horizons, play lots of other clubs and meet some other golfers.... I played the same track (S) over and over with the same guys over and over so I am looking for a change

PS. Wanna buy an equity sshare at a well established Ropckland golf club? ROFLMAO&PMP

**Indio** · 01-24-2006 09:49 AM

Originally Posted by New2Golf

I think it might be good for me (after my lessons of course) to play small par 3 courses (i heard there are some in Gatineau) to practice. Membership is something way in the future for me if ever....

Lots of par 3's around the area for sure.... great for the short game.....

**New2Golf** · 01-24-2006 09:50 AM

I am very happy that I found this site....so many knowledgeable people who know their stuff....you guys knows all

)))))

Originally Posted by Indio

Lots of par 3's around the area for sure.... great for the short game.....

**Indio** · 01-24-2006 09:57 AM

Originally Posted by New2Golf

I am very happy that I found this site....so many knowledgeable people who know their stuff....you guys knows all

)))))

You talking to me? Knowledgeable???

Don't know a damned thing about golf, walk up to the ball, hit it... drag my clubs 200 or so yeards and whack the little sucker again, drag my clubs....... well, I'm sure you get the picture....

I think what you meant to say was a few knowledgeable people and the rest of us wannabes

)))

**New2Golf** · 01-24-2006 10:02 AM

Ok then if you put it that way I meant Geoff LOL not you LOL

Originally Posted by Indio

You talking to me? Knowledgeable???

Don't know a damned thing about golf, walk up to the ball, hit it... drag my clubs 200 or so yeards and whack the little sucker again, drag my clubs....... well, I'm sure you get the picture....

I think what you meant to say was a few knowledgeable people and the rest of us wannabes

)))

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