Cameron Putter

The new 4DX Fairway Wood from Nickent Golf utilizes brazing technology, a new innovation that allows a manufacturer to fuse steel and Titanium without using epoxy. Super thin .4 mm Titanium crown is fused witha stainless steel body by a unique and patened brazing technology. By replacing the crown with their super thin titanium technology, and because the Titanium weighs 5 times less than a steel crown, Nickent was able to significantly raise the MOI and make the face have a larger sweet s

The space-age looking 4DX Driver brings Nickent into the realm of superpower drivers, and signifies the first time a 460 CC directional control driver combines a classic tour shape and state-of-the-art innovation. The D-Spec's loft, lie, CG, MOI and weight have all been configured to make the ball have the perfect draw. The T-Spec is set up for a faster swing speed. The T-Spec is engineered for players who prefer a flatter trajectory and a more workable ball flight. The Sweet Spot, MOI, an

The 4DX UT is a fairway wood replacement club designed to give you the user more spin and a higher trajectory. Nickent says that picking between the 4DX IW and 4DX UT is as simple as asking yourself what club you would choose to hit from 175 yards. If the answer is an iron, you most likely will enjoy the more compact head of the 4DX IW. If the answer is a fairway wood, you most likely will enjoy the higher ball flight of the 4DX UT.

ARC technology made Nickent the first wedge maker to feature a revolutionary change to a wedge in over 50 years. ARC, or Accelerated Rebound Core?, is a technology consisting of an internal core that positions a high-rebound elastomer directly behind the strike zone, delivering a lively, solid reaction from the face to the ball and eliminating vibration. The elastomer weighs 7 times less than the steel surrounding it, creating an internal cavity. This internal cavity gives birth to muscle