This set would be good for Rick Shiels.

Hey Pete, always love your videos. As a golfer for 10+ years, whenever I speak to friends and try to convince them into golf, they look at the price range and cannot comprehend spending 700-1000 for a set of clubs. Would he great if you (maybe in collaboration with golfbidder) would put together a series for golf set for 100,200,300 etc. Thanks for your content!

I am new to golf, 1 year under my belt. I simply never thought to take half my irons out of the bag and get a hybrid. I hate my 4i 5i! I need to replace them!! Simplicity! Thank you!

Love the idea of playing with a half set, 7, 8 or 9 clubs total. Makes the game more interesting, have to think about shots even more than usual, and highlights course management since you have to plan every shot. Great video and club choices.

Lets make a less expensive option. Wedge- Kirkland wedges 52-56-60 $159 Balls- Kirkland 24 pack $25 Putter-Kirkland $150 Irons- Takomo 101’s $459 Hybrid- PXG 0211 $174 Fairway wood- PXG 0211 $174 Driver- PXG 0211 $190 These would cost half of what was shown on here and perform better for a high handicapped golfer.

I just played some of the worst golf of my life yesterday, but fortunately it was a scramble. This set would have made my life a lot easier, or at least less miserable I think. I would love to get some lessons while using a set like this and grow with it. Given I've only been playing about a 1.5 years, I think this would be a great asset to my future golf experience. All the best, Peter. I sincerely wish nothing but success and happiness for you in your future golfing and personal endeavors.

Hi Pete. I’m a 23 handicapper and play maybe once a month. Would love to play more but life as always gets in the way. I’ve built my bag from scratch in the mindset that I won’t need to upgrade again. Just need practice/lessons to improve. Driver - sim2 max 2 iron - Taylormade UDI Irons - cobra Radspeed Putter - titleist squareback 2 Wedges - Kirkland Signature

I'm playing for 8 years now but only on public courses since i dont have a official handicap... Due to social anxiety, taking lessons with a group of ppl i dont know is a big step i havn't been able to take. But that doesn't take away my love for the game and i play as much as time/work/family allows me ;) Mostly my set still contains the clubs i started out with 8 years ago (a 10 piece Spalding starter set i picked up for 280 euro's) Due to not having a big budget i buy a club or 2 a year to upgrade my set. After getting 4 clubs to get to 14 in total and getting a new putter and 3 wood, the starter set wedges and irons are next to be replaced in the next few years. Looking foreward to the video of you playing against Jacob with hickory clubs... thats gonna be fun to watch! :D

This is definitely a nice set, pretty large investment. I’d love to see a 600-900 total set and see what you could do in that price range.

LOL 😂 so proud of myself. Started golf more than a year ago...after using 30 years old used clubs decided to invest last winter using Black Friday deals and now playing with: -Inesis 500 3 hybrid (no driver yet as this flies straightish to 200 and gives me confidence) -jpx919 hot metal (leaving 5 iron at home) 500€ on black friday -Cleveland rtx 56 only -an old ping pal2 refurbished by me kept it from the old set and love it -playing Titleist tour soft as I bought 3 boxes a few months ago So proud of myself Pete as you mentioned almost everything except the wedge and the putter :) 7 clubs and walk around easily playing around 100 but working on my game hard. Btw thanks 🙏🙏🙏 for the swingquest channel. Helps a lot!

I have to say since my son broke my driver it has helped me to be smarter of the tee with my 3 wood or an iron and has helped me to not be in as much trouble on certain holes and obvs the most important thing keep the same ball in play for 18! Totally agree with the hybrids so many players shy away from them but they are great.

I like the idea of limiting the number of irons like that. The new/casual golfer probably needs to prioritize clean/consistent contact over "to-the-yard" club selection, and even as they improve, knowing how to make an 8 iron go 150 as well as 120 is a very valuable skill.

I’ve been playing for about 12 months and am loving it. My son suggested I take it up and it’s been great having that fr/son time with him on the course. My bag: Driver - Taylormade Sim 2 Max Fairway & hybrid - Cobra LTDx Irons - Callaway Rogue ST Max Wedges - Cleveland RTX Zipcore Putter - Odyssey Double-wide Triple Track Balls - anything cheap but decent 😅

Best suggestion is a half set of irons , I agree fully . Although I would not start with a four but 5 7 9 gw

Hi, Pete from the USA! I’m a 15 handicap, senior(76year old) playing three to four times a week. My bag is a Sun Mountain. Clubs are Callaway Mavrik Max Driver, 5 wood,4,5,6 hybrids. 7-AW and a set 52&56 Cleveland Zip Core wedges. Putter is Taylor made Spider. I also added a Callaway 7 wood.

I love that u did this. Too many channels just show new after new after new. Which ultimately means$$$$. I can tell u that I’ve only bought one club new ever. That being my putter. Speedzone cobra driver used. M2 3 wood used. GAPR 2 iron used Taylormade Burner 2.0 irons used ( all still in wrappers but the 7). Used wedges Taylormade 50 & 60 Callaway 56. Odyssey mallet putter. Free golf balls! Walk the dogs in the winter and pick up balls

I made my bag up from 20+ year old Ping Zing's my brother left behind. Added a used Ping G-410 driver and a new Bombtech 5-wood. I'm convinced it's time for a NEW set of Ping G-425's. Thanks for confirming the right pick!

I'm a high handicap golfer. Been playing forever, but never really got serious about the game until the past year. I carry a bag that would be at home in an antique shop, but absolutely love just about every club in it. Ping G2 Black Dot irons and wedges, Ram Zebra putter, and original Tight Lies fairway woods. The one concession to the 21st century is a brand new Ping G425 Max driver, to replace my original Big Bertha. With regular league play and lots of range time, my game has improved significantly, and my impression is that it will be a very long time before these clubs hold me back. Total spend (irons/wedges are good used) is well under $1000. Favorite ball, at the moment, is the Supersoft. Rick's testing hasn't shown me any reason to spend twice as much for the Chromesoft or Pro V1.

I 100% agreed with the driver you chose, as a 18-20 handicapper I've recently upgraded my driver from an old taylormade R5 to the callaway Max LS, super forgiving out of the toe and heel. I didn't plenty of research into what would potentially suit my game (natural fade/slicer) and will also be adaptable for the next 10 years as I hopefully improve. I then went and did a driver fitting to see what they recommended and made sure I had the correct shaft my my swing. Next on the list is my woods and then either irons or wedges.

Sim2 max hybrid is my favourite club in the bag at the minute! So confidence inspiring

Hi Peter, I have recently gotten back into golf after a 23 year break mostly after watching your videos and Rick's, but my issue was living in Poland as I didn't think there were any courses to play at until I started to look and then I was shocked. I think you really should have a look at the courses here in Poland as some of them are amazing like the 'First Warsaw Golf', 'Krakow valley golf country club' and 'Sobienie Royal Golf & Country Club Sobienie-Jeziory', which are amazing courses. Poland, golf, there's a new thought. 😁😆

Peter as a 20 handicap golfer, forget all the stats of ball speed etc, the PXG0211 is the straightest most forgiving driver I’ve ever hit

I'm very much an average golfer (~90) and I never thought investing in good wedges would make a difference. I came across a very good deal on some new unused Mack Daddy 4 wedges last year, and wow I have to say probably the biggest club improvement to my scores I've ever made in my bag. If there's anywhere in the bag I will never skimp on again, its definitely the wedge slot.

Never thought I’d pick up golf, but while I have been out of the country I have been playing on a Foresight Sim and I’m hooked!

Have had Taylormade for years, RAC’s in my early days (forgiving) and moving onto P790’s as I’ve progressed. M1, 3 & 5 wood with TM mill-G wedges

A really fun video Peter... I'm 62 now and have just returned to golf after an 18-year hiatus! I was once a 6 handicap (in the old USGA handicapping system) but now struggle greatly with my old Titleist DCI 962's (with stiff shafts), stiff shafted Callaway Big Bertha Warbird 3 and 5 woods and (old!) stiff, steel-shafted Cobra King Cobra 9˚ driver! I think the stiff shafts are too hard for me now. I've recently hit with a borrowed set regular flex, graphite shafted irons and hybrids really well. I'm also trying to find my old swing and morph it into a new swing since I've lost a lot of swing speed. It'll come back with due diligence. I can't believe I stopped playing in the first place since I've rediscovered how much I love golf! I love the videos you, Fryer, Carter and Shiels make too. Lately, I've enjoyed your instructional/playing videos most though...

As much as I like your videos Pete, I added up how much the set of clubs you recommend cost, it came up to £2074.00. Non of that £2074 will make a high handicap golfer any better than the same high handicap golfer, using a £500 package set. Someone in your position really shouldn't be encouraging new, inexperienced or casual golfers to spend that kind of ridiculous money.

The Ping G425 irons are very forgiving, but are also great for low-mid handicap players as well. I shoot in the 70’s on average for 18 and love the G425’s.

I’m a very high handicapper. I carry a cobra draw driver, Cleveland Launcher irons, Vockey wedges and a Callaway Fusion 5 wood. Taylor Made Truss putter. This set up has helped my game but I still struggle. I wish I had the time and money for 20 or so lessons and time to practice. Guy Canada 🇨🇦

I've been playing since mid June, I bought my clubs and bag second hand, I get out about once a week and down to the range the same. Love playing the game, got my handicap to 29. Clubs used. Taylormade m3 driver Callaway x2 hot 3 wood Taylormade aeroburner 5 Wood 4-lw Adams idea a70s irons Callaway jaws gap wedge Odyssey white ice putter. Currently saving for a new set of irons, not sure which ones yet. Been an avid follower since I took the game up, great videos, tips, trips and laughs. Keep up the good work.

really like that you put alternatives in the video at different price points. Not everyone can afford the latest and greatest, but that doesn't mean you cant find good clubs to use out on the course!

I can't say I agree with equipping a HIGH HANDICAP golfer with a 4-iron. True high handicappers will have trouble hitting low-lofted clubs like this, this is why they hybrid is there. Thanks for the content, Pete!

Great suggestion for a well curated half-set (including hybrids) for a beginner, and designed to promote easy walking ... the minimalist set approach fosters more creative golf shots when you don't have exact full-swing yardage, and less "analysis paralysis".

You put together my dream beginner set. I tested the Callaway max rogue driver and LOVED it, I just couldn't justify the price. I ended up buying a used older model rogue from 2018. Send them to me I promise to used them and keep them clean. LOL Cheers!

I literally clicked like on the 7.8k likes! Pete if you feel like being a lad and sending that beautiful putter to Thailand I would be eternally grateful! Thanks for the free lessons, please keep them coming. Getting my golf fix while sitting at the office.

Thanks Pete! This will help me get some friends into golf that don't play much, but need their own sets of clubs

Enjoyable video. Thank you for helping us folks that don’t play so often but came back to the game when Covid hit. Demeanor is nice to watch

I wish i saw this video before I bought my clubs! but now i have an idea what clubs to use now! thank you for the tips! and keep up with the videos!

When I retired (currently 63 years old) I figured it was time to revisit golf (after 42 years absence). I picked up a garage sale set of Northwestern Championship Custom irons (TrueTemper steel shafts) and TaylorMade Burner driver and woods. Was doing fair (I thought) for being such a duffer. So I found my measurements and watched the Callaway used website and picked up a set of Rogue X 6i-SW (seven clubs) and had them add new grips. I also ebaYed a Rogue X 3H and 5H and a Big Bertha Fusion FT-3 driver and a Big Bertha LW. All the clubs have a "senior" flex graphite shaft except the driver - a graphite regular stiffness. WOW! Distance added for sure! The first time I went out I was going 20 yards past the green with the 8 and 9 irons on our local "pitch-and-put" executive course. These clubs added 20% more distance to my old clubs of equivalent number. I hit a golfer at a tee who was 35 yards beyond the green on a 5-par dogleg where I was normally able to place a 6i shot on the face of the green for the second shot! Ooops.

I’ve been playing regularly for the last 2 and a half years and my handicap has come down from 19 to 8.2! I only take a half set out over winter and it works great. But I have adopted, what I call, the “Peter finch” swing to my iron play! You always look smooth and in control and that has helped my swing thought and overall game no end! Cheers mate and looking forward to Jacob kicking your ar…….looking forward to the match! 🫣🤙🏻

Cracking little video - and I agree with many of the comments here too. As a former high handicapper, there are lots of "little" things that I wish I knew, the main one being 'don't buy new'. so while I think these choices of club are really useful, I wouldn't recommend a HH buy new, instead look at similar clubs from 3/4 years ago (much like your Golfbidder videos). That said, as the perfect set for a HH - you can't go far wrong with those Pete! FWIW (11.5 Dr, 16.5 3W, 19h, 22h, 26h, 6/7/8/9/P, 50/56/60 | 19h>P are GI)

Been using the Sunday Golf Loma for 2 years now and loving it

Lefty beginner here, bought a Strata set to get me started instantly found out the driver and a 108mph swing don't mesh. Have changed it for a Mizuno st200(used) love it. Added Callaway x2 2h and 3h (both used) cut down 1in each. Absolutely love the strata irons to me they feel and hit just how I want them. And for wedges used Callaway jaws in 60 and 54 and strata pw. Really enjoying the game I spent my whole life wondering why people play lol.

Cheers Pete, thats a huge help. Appreciate the vids, keep them rolling boys!

Peter finch definitely gives great explanations as well as great advice. I'd love a new set of forgiving clubs like this to improve my golf.

I am rocking the Kirkland putter, wedges, and callaway edge set from Costco, taylormade Rbz white head driver, wood, and hybrid. I’m a stage where I strike the ball somewhat decent , currently a 18 handicap. I started golf in 2021. I think for next year I’ll be coming back to this video so see what clubs I should buy!

I have a mizuno driver and love the adjustability and it goes along way. Taylor made m2 three wood, titilist hybrid and this is my baby. 4-pw in the 922 forged. 50 and 55 degree in t22 wedges and these are the best things I have ever brought. Sm6 60 and a 2016 scotty Newport. Combine this with a Bridgestone xs and I’m really loving my golf atm

Nice selection of clubs pete. I've been playing for about 18 years. I've managed to build up my bag over the past few years. Currently using cobra fly-z driver, titleist 913 3 wood, titleist 816 hybrid, ping g25 irons 4-sw, callaway 60° wedge and taylormade daddy long legs putter. It's a mix of brands but seems to work for me

Hi Pete, I’ve been golfing since I was 16, I’m now 65. Jeeze, you don’t half loose a ton of distance as you get older. Anyways, I’m rocking Taylormade P770 irons, 6-gw, fitted with UST recoil regular graphite shafts. My specialist wedges are SM9’s 56+62 degree, also UST graphite.My woods are all PXG Gen4. Driver, 5+7 Woods, and a 5 hybrid. My putter is a Scotty Cameron Phantom X8. Absolutely love my set up.

Hi pete love that content, build the perfect set up for high handicap golfers, cheers

Excellent choices. I have the Vokey SM9's as well (60°, 54°, 50°). TM Spider X putter, TM Stealth gamer, Takomo 101 irons, G425 max 3w and 7w.

You gotta love this guy. He never talks AT you. Always, TO you.

As high handicapper that only play 8 or 10 times a year I have bought my woods second hand - A Ping G10 10.5 degree driver a Ping G25 3 wood an I picked up a Ping G10 3 hydrid (18 deg). I did invest in a set of new irons a few years ago - TaylorMade Rocket Bladez that I replaced my old Wilson Fatshafts with around 2014. My main issue is fitness (bit lardy these days), and trying not to get frustrated at the lack of consistency which is silly as I cannot expect to be playing so rarely (although i was a lot better many years ago). Balls I tend to use the £20ish a dozen ones I am on AD333's at present.

I have been playing for about 35 years, I'm using Callaway x20s and 1,3,5_wood big Bertha's, never been in the position to afford a new set so if you do have any decent set you don't want, I would be so grateful, thanks anyway, keep making videos as great to watch, Troy.

I love the concept of minimal bag minimal clubs because it give you more options to shape and control the ball!

I’ve been playing golf for about 18 months now and looking to invest in these sort of clubs shortly. Thanks Pete

As a "senior" just setting out on my golfing journey, I found this a really interesting subject and will be taking into consideration the points made when selecting which clubs I need to put into my bag - I'm currently using second-hand clubs which I know I need to replace. Thanks.

Perfect video for me as a high handicapper! Just as I was looking for some new clubs😁

I like the concept you're trying to communicate, but I feel high handicappers tend to be on a budget (less money for golf and therefore not able to play/practice enough to get better). Maybe piecing a set for a budget high handicapper.

I love the set you built. Struggling a bit at golf and now i have a good idea of what the best clubs to get are. Love your videos and tips.

Great set. I agree the wedges are a definite place to not skimp on. You use them so often. I've been golfing more now that my daughter is old enough to really enjoy playing golf with me, fun to teach her a game she can play forever.

Been playing consistently for a few months now, absolutely fallen in love with the game and playing 3 times a week! A new set of golf clubs could really take me to that next level, great video as always!

Great set for a regular golfer, hey, I'm a regular golfer!! Love your video's, always highly informational and entertaining!!

Great to confirm an idea in my head as a noob golfer of building a bag with just the basic needs.

Have been building the bag from day one (7 years ago) have a mixer of new and second hand. Gone from 36+ to a consistent 15 handicap. Bag consists of: Taylor made M2 Driver Cobra king f9 5w Nike vapour 3h G410 4h Ping G25 irons 5-pw Kirkland wedges 52, 56 and 60 Cleveland Huntingdon beach putter Could definitely do with an upgrade to keep the momentum going as looking to start entering comps. Keep up the quality work Pete and team

Been playing for almost 2 yrs and finally getting to the 100 mark. I've been working the bag for about a year now. Started with a Dick's Sports starter set but now playing a Cobra Radspeed XB driver, Cobra speedzone 5 wood and a radspeed 7 wood. Also have a 3 wood but not in the bag currently. Irons are the Cleveland Launcher XL Halo 6 through D wedge. I benched the 5 iron in favor of the 7 wood. I have a Cleveland chipper and Costco 56 and 60 wedge as well as the Costco putter. I find all my clubs easy to hit and all go different distances and work for different shots. I am 60yrs old so I'm not concerned withax distance but controlled distances. I just haven't found hybrids easy but hybrid irons very very easy.

Went with Mavrik 22 10.5 Driver, Heavenwood, 6-9,PW,AW,SW and jailbird. I hate hybrids and 3 woods. I hit the 4&5 the same distance as a 6 iron so saved some money and bought a badass putter. Also a Jones bag for looks and ease of use.

This year I added the callaway st max and the stealth 19 degree. Last year I added the ping g425 irons. This video could not be more spot on

Thank you so much this helps me out a lot I really appreciate it Pete.

New golfer here- love your vids mate. You inspire me to get out there and get better. Cheers from Pakistan.

I agree about the half set concept. I travelled in Outback Oz this year and did not want to take my good clubs, in case they were damaged. I took a Cleveland Hibore Driver, a Wilson Fywood 19 hybrid, a Cobra F7 22-25 degree Hybrid, a six iron ( Milford Golf SL-7), a Tour Edge PW and a Tour Edge 56 ( both hybrid-iron design) and an WIlson arm lock putter. I tried to make a set with around 5-10 degree loft gaps ( 10, 19, 25, 29, 45 56) All purchased second hand from Facebook marketplace.

Thanks for sharing the thought process. My son-in-law is new to the game and I'm sharing this content with him. Good stuff, as always.

I play golf since summer 2022. right now I’ve got a rogue st max ls, a rogue max 3 wood, a Mavrik hybrid, older taylormade irons, jaws wedges (50,54,58), Spider x putter

Just got back into golf this year after about a 10 year absence.. absolutely fell in love with the game again

My current set - Rogue ST Max driver, 10.5degree, 40 gram regular flex, Ping 425 3 wood, Taylormade SIMM2 3 hybrid. Irons - Mizuno 921 Hotmetal combo set. 5&6 are hybrids, 7, 8, 9, P, G and S wedge. Putter is a Ping Crazy. I’m a 19 handicap. Just got the driver and really love it. Irons are amazing also. Picked driver, irons and hybrid up used and saved a boatload.

Just want to say I love your videos. I am just now getting into golf. I have found that it helps me with my ptsd. I haven’t gotten a set of clubs yet of my own but your videos gives me a lot of insight of clubs I should get. Thanks for the videos!

SOme pricey clubs for a beginner - would be interested to see what you could put together for somebody who plays a couple of times a year with a limited budget. love the videos :)

I’ve got a set that I’ve been improving over the last few years as I get better. Last piece to replace is the wedges, just need to get better spin out of a more premium set

I like the idea. Can't wait to see the video. My only issue is that you are recommending around a 1700-2k bag (with a half set of iron) to a high handicapper who plays a couple of times a month.

Scotty Newport select putter Kirkland wedge set AP2 718 irons 4-P Stealth plus hybrid G425 max 3 wood SLDR driver - the one that needs updating Great video as always Pete

Wow how I would love them clubs in my bag. Great video. Best get saving my pennies .

I am a 20 handicapper and play once a month. I use mainly Cleveland Clubs. Huntington Beach 11 Putter, CBX 58, 54, 50, UHX P-5 Iron, Launcher XL Hybrid 5 & 3, Launcher XL 3-Wood, and the old Callaway Rogue Driver. I have no complaints on any of these clubs.

I think your content is actually useful and good to watch. Thank you Pete

Nice club set! Never had a set of my own and always rented clubs. Big fan of the channel and would love to own that set!

Been playing from April and your videos got me into it, I’m awful but wanted to invest as I’m 27 and hopefully will be playing for a long time. 28 handicap with G425 driver P790s G425 5 wood Putter odyssey double wide Crap wedges as I’m never that close to use them 😅

Thank you Pete, so much info to chew on! Love that you selected a bag full of forgiveness!!

Difficult to play sometimes as a single parent, so lack of practice and game time but did check out, then get some Inesis 500s after watching one of your vids, they’re great cheaper clubs, the whole bag is probably around £660. Current bag: D, 3W, 5H, 6I, 7I, 8I, 9I, PW (44) & SW (54): Callaway Edge, 3H, GW (50) & LW (60): Inesis 500, Putter: Odyssey White Hot Pro 1, Balls: Vice Tour. Lack of consistency probably the biggest issue, was putting but changed grip style which helped. Like the content, keep it coming.

Good video, prob need to find a cheaper option. I’ve been playing 30 years and only just now can justify spending serious money over the past few years. Still off the 15 handicap but getting better each year. 10.5 Stealth Driver, old trusty ping g5 3 wood, calllaway X 4 hybrid, P770 irons, 54,56,60 degree Taylormade MG wedges and My Dad’s old Scotty Red X putter. Can’t see me changing anything now for some years. But played 10 years with no name cavity backs and random woods but still enjoyed every game. Thanks for still putting out great videos for our entertainment 👍🏻👍🏻

You don't need great clubs, you need time....practice makes perfect. My total set is less then £500 ( no driver ) but has 4 gap wedges ( Caley ). I've committed to 4 hrs a week minimum short game practice and it's paid dividends this year. The biggest thing in golf is the power of aggregation...practicing little and often with all your sessions adding up to real gains. Great video as always Pete :) thanks

I have only been playing for about 6 month and don't have a lot of knowledge about clubs so love love these videos. I currently am playing a hand me down set of 35 - 40 year old Wilson irons and no hybrids or woods and a 15 - 20 year old Jack Nicklaus q-4 driver and a no name putter. Not sure if new clubs would help my average score of 105 - 110 but I'm sure they couldn't hurt so thanks for the club selections.

Working in golf retail and seeing what customers like/don’t like and what works and doesn’t work…I couldn’t agree more. For brand new currently model, g425 max driver, stealth 3 hybrid or 5 wood, g425 5-G (or 5, 7, 9, G) just to match loft progression better, and sm9 vokeys (54* 60*). The 2017 line of each of these manufactures are still amazing and fairly inexpensive. Unless your on a budget, stear away from ANYTHING older than 2009. And look at preowned aswell. As long as it’s cosmetic wear and no damage you are hitting the same club lol.

Makes perfect sense to me. Money spent on most used clubs. Even the reduced use of irons to four is good advice. The second hand stores will save you a fortune and save you cash on less used irons...

Love all of your videos! Keep up the good job and continue bringing smiles to our faces

Hey Pete great video! I’m a new golfer without an official handicap but it would be in the 30s. My bag is an interesting one, as all of my clubs were bought second hand. Driver: Cobra F9 Fairway: Titleist 915F 3 wood Hybrid: Titleist 913H 5 hybrid Irons: 4-PW Nike VR Split Cavity Forged (definitely what I need to swap soonest, designed for a lower handicapper) Wedges: 52* Vokey Oil Can, 56&60* Taylormade R Series Tour Grind EF Spin Putter: TaylorMade Spyder Arc Bag: WinCraft Bucket III Ball: Vice Drive (or whatever I find looking for my tee shot)

I got a wilson SGI starter set, 6-SW. Swapped the irons after 6 months for some used Nike vapor fly pro. Got the taylormade spider putter. A titleist 60 degree Ping utility iron Ping G425 driver Cobra 3,5 woods Im currently at 20,3 hcp after 6 months of golfing. Cant wait for next season.

Never had a new set of clubs... I have always used second hand and freebies from friends.. would love these .. these would help soooo much

Currently playing the Callaway Rogue ST triple diamond LS driver, Ping G425 3 wood, PXG 0311 3&4 hybrids, Callaway Rogue ST Max OS irons 5 thru AW, Vokey SM9 wedges and a TaylorMade Spyder putter.

I recently got fitted and clubs are all over the place...Stealth+ driver, Ping G425 3W, Callaway Epic Flash 7W, Srixon ZX5 irons 5-PW, Cleveland CBX-2 in 48* and 52*, Cleveland RTX4 in 56*, Sub70 in 64*, and Mizuno M-Craft VI putter. Dropped my handicap from 20 down to 14 this year.

I'm getting the hang of my hybrid currently having only put in the bag a couple.of months ago. It's so much easier to hit off the fairway than my 3wd and gives me a decent gapping between 3wd and 5i. Taken 10 shots off my handicap in 2 years (based on my local clubs white tees anyway, 30 down to 20 currently). Putter probably the next change in the bag. Then most likely a new set of irons. Targeting a course handicap at my club of 15 before I invest in new irons though. Currently playing Cobra Speedzone 10.5⁰ (delofted to 9⁰), Taylormade M6 3wd, Ping G425 hybrid 18⁰. Ping G400 irons 5-SW (including gap wedge), Cleveland CBX2 lob wedge 58⁰, Oyssey DXF 2 Ball Blade putter.

In dire need of a new set of clubs. Been looking around and this video is so so helpful. I currently have a Taylornade R9 driver (stiff), titleist 909 wood, Cobra s2 irons, a 69 degree wedge and odyssey #1 putter… all rather old clubs. Cheers mate for the great videos and tips!