I am trying to find out some information an the Teton hybrid Driver your thoughts on it and is it available for purchase and where. Thank you Jerry Capra
I am trying to find out some information an the Teton hybrid Driver your thoughts on it and is it available for purchase and where. Thank you Jerry Capra
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I have purchased several sets of clubs from Warrior Custome Golf and have found them to have a good shaft and club desiign. I'm surprosed that they weren't mentioned in your article.
No mention of Gigagolf? They have decent irons for $25 each, forged wedges for $50 each, and hybrids for $60 each. I use all three, and my 6-hybrid is my favorite club.
$700-800 per set "direct-to-consumer" pricing is preposterous. I realize that there are thousands of amateurs out there who would regularly pay that - and more - in an effort to try and lower their scores, but the simple truth is that the year-to-year "improvements" in equipment technology are miniscule, so if you're a below-average golfer (or worse), then you'd be better off spending your money with/on someone who understands the game and can help you with your swing and overall game.
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Interesting you say that. This is the reason I disagree with the direction club manufacturers have all gone now. I do not want a club that allows me to hit a decent shot with a crappy swing. How is that making me a better golfer? A lower score? Sure, possibly, but they do not actually improve your game, just your score.
You are missing the point George and Barry....would you rather spend $800 on a new set of irons or $1200 on a new set with the same crappy swing?
These companies are trying to hold their own against the big boys.
I have demo'd from Sub 70 and Hogan and find their clubs to be as good as the main stream guys.
Hit 'em straight!!
How much is the iron set for a senior
YOU SHOULD MENTION GOLF WORKS AS WELL, WHERE YOU CAN GET YOUR SET MADE BY THEM USING THEIR COMPONENTS
I saw the Hogan clubs at the PGA Show and was very impressed. There is no reason why you shouldn't try clubs made my direct manufacturers, especially if they offer 100% satisfaction, and their clubs fit your game. I fit for one of the big box stores, and they make 100% profit on used clubs, and upwards of 50% on new...don't let them tell you they have thin profits! THEY DON'T!
Excellent article.
I have played by Tommy Armour Silver Scot 845's for over 16 years now. Have tried new clubs every year but I have a saying....if it is not guaranteed to take a shot off my game, it is not worth the investment just to have what is new. No set of 8 new clubs has ever taken 8 strokes off my game. My 845s are lofted up to 8 degrees higher than a comparable club in new sets ("Our 7-iron goes farther than everyone elses"....yeah, because it is lofted like a 5-iron), but I still, at 57, hit the same "number" or higher than playing partners and usually am longer.
That being said, I became aware of the Hogans as about four years ago I looked at the old Hogan manufacturing building as a real estate investment. Researched them, have "rented" clubs from them using their demo program, and I love them. Not going to save my game, but when it comes time to finally put the 845s in the corner, I am going with the Hogans.
Same with putters. The TM Spyder performs awesome. But so does my Dunlop Vision that I bought at Walmart 20 years ago for $35. Currently average 1.25 putts/hole/round. Yeah, spending $300 on a Spyder is not in my near future.
Traditional manufacturers are just hurting themselves with their price points, IMO.