I have had some FX 2 clubs a while back, but it seems that Ram golf clubs are becoming more and more scarce stateside. What alternative brands would you suggest that have a similar feel?
I know there are Ram LX 400 irons available on Amazon, also Wilson Ultra, Top Flite, Wilson Staff are some of the less expensive sets, if that’s what you’re looking for.
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The Grand Hawk XP-9 Tour Series iron is the player’s edition in the Grand Hawk Series of irons. The Grand Hawk XP-9 Tour Series is designed for players who desire shot shaping ability and a slightly lower trajectory with better control. The XP-9 Tour Series has a thinner top-line, less offset, oval back weighting and a straighter leading edge than the standard Grand Hawk XP-9. This model lets players work the ball without a major loss of forgiveness. Comparable to the Callaway X-18 Pro Series irons Suitable for better players with lower handicaps Shallow cavity and less offset allows better players to work the ball
Hi, my husband loves to golf, but needs new clubs. I don't know anything about golf, but I would like to surprise him for our anniversary with a new set. What are some good brands, and how much can I expect to spend?
Don't even consider choosing his clubs for him. Clubs are so individual and high end clubs do require proper fitting by a professional. Callaway, Ping and Taylor made are amongst the best but Mizuno, Hogan and Adams amongst other are good as well.
Go to the nearest discount golf store in your area and get a $1,500. gift certificate. You could get away with less or pay even more it is all about your budget. If you want a complete set of top end clubs, expect to pay $1,000 for a good set of Irons, $up to 1,000 for a good set of 3 woods (metals), $200 each for any Hybrids, $200 for a putter and $500 for a set of wedges. A matching manufactures bag would run around $250.
You decide how much he will decide what. That will work.
The HiPPO HipTec golf clubs (Box set): engineered for distance and acurracy – features the new HipTec Titanium 460cc Driver and 3-Wood, two Hybrid clubs, 5-PW Irons, new generation Putter and a deluxe golf bag. Available in right/left hand models; with steel-shafted irons or all graphite-shafts. Complete set – performance and value.
Every golf aficionados dream-of-a-lifetime — a National Champion’s tools-of-the-trade. These exquisite forged hickory-shafted clubs are a complete reproduction of the clubs Bobby Jones actually carried during his remarkable 1930 Grand Slam. Handcrafted by Heritage Golf in St. Andrews, Scotland, each set of fourteen clubs is fully playable, individually numbered and accompanied by a letter of authenticity. To learn more about Bobby Jones Grand Slam year we have included a booklet, which also features information on the whereabouts of the original clubs. Each set is one of only 1,930 available. The 14 club set includes: Driver, 3-Wood, Driving Iron, Iron (1), Mid-Iron (2), Mashie-Iron (3), Iron (4), Mashie (5), Spade-Mashie (6), Mashie-Niblick (7), Niblick (8), Cleek Iron, Concave-Sand Wedge and Jones famous putter (Calamity Jane). Enjoy this fine collection and feel history in your hands. To complete your set, we offer two additional persimmon fairway woods: a Brassie and Long Spoon (an additional $1500 plus shipping & handling)– both carried by Bobby Jones in 1930. Price includes $150 to cover shipping and insurance within the continental US. Handcrafted in St. Andrews. Buzz about the Bobby Jones Clubs: Clubs useds throughout the movie: Bobby Jones – Stroke of Genius. All clubs used in the filming of the movie were from three limited edition sets supplied to the producers of the film. In the movie, you can see first hand the clubs being played by actor Jim Caviezal in his role of Bobby Jones. Reviews in USA Today, PGA.com, & the Milwaukee Channel.
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I just ordered a driver on line and that is all I own. I'm going to practice driving at a virtual golf place until it gets warmer outside. I am an absolute beginner. What would be the minimum clubs I would need to actually play a round? I am an older (54) female so think the hybrids would be good for me. I am not actually looking for brand recommendations here, but club types. That said, the Callaway GES system sounds good to me because it apparently only has seven clubs which sounds about right to me but I am having trouble finding it. Does anyone know how I could replicate that buying individual clubs? I don't really want a full set, at least not yet. And carrying 14 clubs around, many of which I probably wouldn't use at least not soon, sounds like a waste of energy. So what is the minimum and what are they? Please be specific because a lot of what I have read is pretty confusing. So many choices! Thanks.
I am 58 yr old golfer – been playing for 18 months. I use Driver, 3 wood, 4 iron 6 iron 9 iron pitching wedge sand wedge and putter. My irons are all hybrid, and all my clubs are ladies grade with graphite shafts. Very easy to use. Good luck, you are starting a brand new life. I wish I had started years ago.
