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Nashville, Tenn. – The last day of this year’s narrow end university included a different sport than football, the co-founder Travis Kelce. George Kittle And Greg Olsen thought the perfect way to build more camaraderie.
“We saw how much the summer in Nashville is pretty hot, did not want to bring boys to the fields for two days in a row.
It was still a scorcher under the Tennessee sun, but Kittle was ready to start with his group, That included KelceOlsen and his trainer Jon Embree. And maybe they needed some earplugs when it was Kittle’s turn.
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San Francisco 49ers Tight End George Kittle (85) against the Arizona Cardinals in the State Farm Stadium. (Mark J. Rebilas-Mimagn pictures)
This is because Kittle has a certain loyalty to his driver, one with a deafening sound that is more like an aluminum baseball bat than today’s usual sound from a “large floor”.
The Nike Sasquatch Sumo2, which is known more often than “Sasquatch”, is no longer produced. His square face and body, mixed with his black and yellow yellow finish, makes it really unique-like like the man who still does it today.
Modern golf technology has created better drivers since then, but Kittle has not stopped it since 2014. He explained why.
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“I was a very, very bad golfer – without saying that I’m good now – but I was really bad in college. I didn’t have nice clubs,” said Kittle when I was asked why he was not rejecting this particularly old driver for recent technology. “A guy with whom I played, a [Iowa Hawkeyes] The defensive Lineman named Brant Gressel, he had all of these nice clubs. He was like an 80s golfer in college. He had three bad trips in a row and just whipped it into the forest, the Sasquatch.
“I said, ‘Hey, can I have that?’ He said: “If you have it.”
Kittle called the loud ping, a sound that she would make to jump three holes away, let alone in a drive span to “clean” it.
And if you think something else, Kittle doesn’t want to hear it.
San Francisco 49ers Tight End George Kittle (85) works with his teammates during an OTA in the Levi’s Stadium on June 10, 2025. (D. Ross Cameron-Mimagn pictures)
“It reminds me of playing the ball in the sixth grade,” he said. “Is there a little better?
Since the club is no longer manufactured, Kittle did not want to take a risk of buying a modern driver and finding out what worked for his swing again and again.
He took the matter in his hand and thanks to some research, he doesn’t have to worry about it.
“In the event that I have ever broken it, I found six of them on Ebay and bought them all,” he said with a smile.
It’s like wearing this favorite part of tunnels or gloves in football: if it works, why then turn on things?
San Francisco 49ers Tight End George Kittle during a Pro-am exercise during the LIV Golf Nashville, June 20, 2024, in the Grove in College Grove, Tennessee. (Matthew Maxey/Icon Sportswire about Getty Images)
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Golf is more about the Vibes than the results on the Scorecard. While his competitive juices always flow on the soccer field, this golf free in TEU was all about showing his colleagues a great time before they went home to prepare for the NFL training camp.
“Overall, only a fun time to get out of there, have a few buds, have fun with fun and very grateful for the hermitage that we let out here today,” said Kittle.
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