Jack Nicklaus EZ-UP

great as I'm as 28 handicapper easy to hit long straight tee shots. The Jack Nicklaus EZ-UP is a pretty easy driver to use.

Bought the EZ-UP to replace an old Hippo driver that cracked near the head recently. Haven't been playing that long, so I wanted something at a price below £100 Sterling. Had my mind on the Ben Sayers Benny following good reviews, but when I tried it alongside the EZ-UP on the range it was an easy decision on which one to buy. First thing I noticed was the forgiving nature of the club and the distance it generated with comparative ease (over 200 yards, which for me is a good hit).

From changing to the Jack Nicklaus EZ UP driver and woods from cheap clubs. I noticed a dramatic change to my game. Found I could grip much better and hit straighter and further. Exceptional value for money. Found it very easy to adapt to. Good grip and shaft; stylish looking

This is a great club

I just bought it and already I am hitting over 200

It is really cheap for its ability

I bought this Jack Nicklaus EZ-UP club set of three in summer and immediately grew to like it (them) good distance and control. However after 6 months the note changed when striking then 2 games later the head was in pieces. Got it replaced under guarantee with no quibbles, hope same doesn't happen.

Hit a few Cleveland, Callaway, Ping and similar drivers but still feel the most comfortable with the Nicklaus,.. and my Fazer believe it or not!

I have played with the 9 degree version of this and have yet to find a more forgiving driver that doesn't compromise on distance. I have rated it 8 out of 10 because I am assuming that the most expensive clubs on the market might out hit it.

Surprisingly long drives with Jack Nicklaus EZ-UP using little power so I can concentrate on my stroke rather than the power element - I would suggest ideal introduction to a beginner or improver,

Shot 96 on my local course last week with them and it is quite taxing and LONG.