This is MIND BLOWING, this is the top secret driver that ALL of the major golf brands copied that you have never heard of. This was the TOP SECRET DRIVER that set the trend for golf, so many golf brands based their drivers on this exact golf brand but it soon went from hero to zero but WHY did this happen, what drivers did they make and will they ever make a come back into the world of golf? Find out in todays video!
This golf brand was growing fast, and ownership was ready to take the company to the next level and make it “one of the big guys.” It was going to compete with Taylormade, Cobra, Callaway, ping, PXG, you name it. It made a substantial investment on the PGA Tour into staff players—including former U.S. Am Champ Jeff Quinney along with Tim Petrovic—as well as investing in a state-of-the-art tour trailer!
The MIND BLOWING SECRET DRIVER that the BIG BRANDS COPIED MIND has gone from HERO to ZERO
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29 Comments
What driver are you currently gaming?🤔
Sorry mate…. Jeff Quinney best finish in the US OPEN was T29 …
I used, and still have, Nikent hybrids many years ago. They were better than other brands at that time. I could hit the heck out of them. I went with Titleist hybrids as a replacement because I could change shafts and make adjustments as I wanted.
Had a set of Nickent hybrids 15 years ago. They were great clubs "except" they had a slightly closed face and it was really hard to not hook them.
I'd heard of the brand, but can't remember where or when. For some reason, I was thinking I'd heard of them making balls, but I'm not sure if that's the case… I'm currently gaming another brand positioned just below the big boys, TourEdge.
Yes I have heard of them. Some pros played the woods. I believe Zack Johnson was Nikent player.
I watched Todd Hamilton win the 2004 Open at Royal Troon using Nickent hybrids. I purchased the 3 and 4 hybrids not long after. I still own them but have put them away in favor of more modern clubs. I might pull them out, regrip them and see how they will play. Thanks for the history lesson. It’s good to know.
Have had a set, loved them
I have a 4DX Driver. It goes as far as a SIM2. LOVE IT!!!
I believe the first hybrids although not sold as such were made by a Japanese company called Kasco. With the exception of the driver all the soles were rounded, unlike 3,4,5 woods of the time. Head material was super hyten. I have had 2 myself, both so easy to launch from basically anywhere on the course. I still have the 55 which is a 22° degree, although I don't use it anymore. Never heard of the brand featured tbh
We had nickent for sale in the US years ago
Nickent had a presence in stores here is SC. I played the 3DX hybrid and know several others that did as well – quality product.
So many of these look nearly identical.
So what’s going on here?
Yes …I’ve used them as new golfer many years ago…they work well…and I found them as a lefty
Cool video. Great content. More like this.
They were also producing hollow-body irons long before the current trend. True innovators ahead of their time.
Still game a 3dx 3 hybrid can’t find a club that’s better
There is nothing new under the sun…
Had several of these drivers!
Quinney won the US AM, not the US Open
used 4dx Irons, hybrids + Driver for about 2 seasons. Hybrids were the best, hands down, on the market during it's time. Still have a set of GH plus irons.
my first set of clubs were the 2dx's
I remember this in a todays golfer magazine a decade ago …
they were a band in New Zealand they were nice club.
Their hybrids were top notch
I bought the 3dx irons back in the day. Still use the 4 iron to hit under trees
I Bought a few sets from USA … loved the driver and the hybrids. still use the hybrid
4DX… 2007 or 2008
also got a 5dx 2 hybrid great clubs – the ones from America.. i got mine when i believe they were going out of business.