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They are all fakes, knock-offs and ****. Buy at your own risk. A beat-up set of real late-model clubs are 100% better then a shinny new set of knock-offs. And you can usually find them for the same price. -
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I would agree with Greg if your are buying you post learner set. If you are not sure whether you want to play or not a $90 set is not a bad investment. There are clones that are better than others. I started out on a set of Turbo Power Callaway big bertha knockoffs. I took them apart once I got into shafting clubs and weighed the heads and checked the loft and lies. They tend to be inconsistant. I corrected the set and use them for beginers I teach that have no clubs.
ebay is a great source for clubs if you are going up a level. When you get to a level of competition, you go to a master clubmaker and have them done.
I can't tell where you fall in, your user profile is empty, or I could be more specific.
GolfBaldLast edited by Golfbald; 11-13-2003, 02:57 AM.Comment
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Go LowLast edited by Go Low; 10-29-2010, 08:50 PM.Comment
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Re: www.golfclubsetc.com
I ordered a set of clubs because i am a beginer and the clubs i am playing with the grooves have had it. but, those people are the most non give a **** people i have ever spoken with. I called to get a tracking # since it had been two weeks and the guy said he was to busy to help me, then i told him I didnt know if I would ever see the clubs or my money he said bye and hung up
If you want to buy a starter set go to wal-mart or dicks not the golfclubetc clowns.
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Re: www.golfclubsetc.com
try gigagolf.com or pinemeadowgolf.com
these clones are garuanteed good, ive had a couple drivers and sets of irons from them and they all perform great and are made good
if golf clubs were anymore easier to hit than my z5(clone g5) irons then i would be a pga proComment
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