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• Our most popular beginner Set
• Oversized Titanium Fairway Woods 3 & 5 Wodds
• 6 Oversized Irons 5-6-7-8-9-PW
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Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Designed for new golfers this package includes all the clubs needed to start playing and enjoy the game. This package is an excellent choice for players looking for their first set or looking to move up from "hand-me-down" clubs. Set of 6 Ti-Matrix irons (5-PW) has a perimeter weighted design with low center of gravity that provides higher more accurate shots. Club heads are oversized and are easy to hit, even for beginners or high-handicappers. Shafts are Inferno graphite with lady flex. Titanium 3 wood (15°) has Inferno SGS ultra-lite graphite shaft with Lady Flex. 5 Wood (21°) have Inferno graphite shaft with Lady Flex. Putter is heel & toe balanced for a more true roll. All clubs come with soft all-weather grips. Ladies' right hand, petite length for players up to 5'3" in height. Inferno light-weight stand bag has 4 way padded divider top, padded shoulder strap, 5 zippered exterior pockets, umbrella holder, Velcro glove tab with towel ring, zippered snap-on rain/travel cover & bottom assist handle. Full manufacturer warranty covers breakage or defects for one year. Brand new.

Rating : - Good value for the moey you pay
The package arrived on schedule, and in good condition. My daughter was very excited to get a set with so many clubs, and a bag with legs (she is graduating from her starter set (1 wood, 2 irons, putter).

The club heads/shafts/grips appear to be of decent quality, and should provide a consistent base to learn. The grips are not too skinny or hard, and will provide good feel, without having to hold too firmly.

My only complaint was with the alignment of the grips - usually most grips, especially for non-pro sets will have a marking for aligning your thumbs/hands.

In the case of these clubs, most of the grips were out of alignment, so that if you lined up based on the grip, the face is either a little open or a little closed. Not a big deal since the kid needs to learn to grip based on alignment of the head at address, and not simply trust a marking on the grip!

So, this is OK for woods/irons which have circular (cross-section) grips. It is a different story with the putter which has a countoured grip. The misalignment here is going to cause trouble. I am debating if I should get her a new putter or attempt to regrip the putter (decent putter with a nice feel)