The good news just keeps pouring in for Nickent! This week, after enjoying their first ever major championship last week at the US Open, the attention is back on their “hot” new 4DX Driver. After a non-staff player won with the 4DX Driver three weeks ago, the 4DX has been the buzz of the tour. Eleven 4DX Drivers were in play last week at the Knoxville Open, including the 2nd place finisher, Nickent staff player and Nationwide Tour rookie Kyle McCarthy. Scott Gardiner, a Nickent staff member from Australia, finished 5th with the 4DX Driver in his bag and Kevin Gessino-Kraft collected his third Top 20 in his last 4 events since switching to the Nickent driver. Four players using the 4DX Tour Spec Driver finished in the Top 25 at the Knoxville Open. There was one player who carried both a Draw Spec and a Tour Spec version of the 4DX Driver to utilize two different ball flights, while another player had two drivers in play in order to fit the 4DX into his bag. Nickent is getting closer to becoming one of the elite drivers on the Nationwide Tour. In fact, the 4DX was the 5th most played driver on the tour at Knoxville, passing two super-power companies in the process. ”We have to remain focused through all of the changes we are experiencing due to the impressive performance of our entire 2007 product line,” said Nickent Senior Vice President John Hoeflich. “Just because we have a winner in the 4DX Driver doesn’t mean we stop being the King of Hybrids, but it does add credibility to our story.” In Knoxville, 38 Nickent hybrids were in play, 11 more than the #3 manufacturer on the Darrell Survey hybrid count. Of Nickent’s 38 hybrids, 24 were the new 4DX featuring a .4 mm titanium crown brazed with a stainless steel body and 15 were the club seen in the bag of the US Open winner, the 3DX DC Ironwood. Nickent also had a robust showing in the fairway wood category with 13 in play. Twelve of the 13 were the new 4DX Fairway Wood, which was only introduced to players three weeks ago. This easily makes the 4DX the fastest growing fairway wood on the Nationwide Tour. All in all, Nickent had 60 woods in play at the Knoxville Open, good for the # 4 overall wood spot in the overall count conducted by the Darrell Survey. This more than doubles the amount of overall woods in play by four of the "big six" golf manufacturers in the industry. Eight players finished in the Top 25 at the Knoxville Open playing Nickent clubs, only 4 of which were paid staff players.