wanted feedback on some golf clubs- Texan Classic?
462765
they are a componet club. that means more than likely some guy in a garage or shop made them. and its a crap shoot where they will all have the same specs and tolerances.
714439
No, they are not held to the same strict tolerances as OEM clubs. You might have 5 clubs out of your set that do not have consistent lofts and lie....you might notice over a period of time that you always hit your 8 and 9 iron good and your 7 and 6 iron bad...\n\nJust for my piece of mind, I would spend the extra couple hundred and not have to worry about equipment being the culprit behind bad shots. \n\nGood Luck!
549930
go to a well stocked golf store and try both out.  buy the ones you like.
1065268
I would suggest the Taylormade R7 460cc.  You may want to demo a couple of different shafts to see which one has the best flex for you.  It is an excellent club, and this comes from die hard Big Bertha man.  Once I tried the R7 there was no going back.  Demo one and then go buy it on Ebay and save the money.
1182351
Well, as for the previous two answers I will say that Ping is good, but nowhere near expensive as Callaway products.  As for the Taylor Made r7, well, I have one and it is great, but the changeable weights wont help if you have a horrible swing. \n\nRight now, the best drivers on the market in terms of accuracy I would have to say the Nike SQ and the Cleveland Hi-Bore are on top.  Both of those drivers are probably the most accurate clubs on the market.
43308
A driver, a putter, and 12 others in between.  \n\nGet a look at his bag and see what he's carrying now and what he likes. Your choices are woods numbered 2 through infinity, irons numbered 1 through 9, and any number of wedges.\n\nMost average golfers carry (keeping to a 14 club limit) the putter, Driver, 3 wood, 4 wood, 5 wood,\n3-9 iron, a pitching wedge and a sand wedge.\n\nSome hit woods easier than long irons, so they sub a 7 wood for a 3 iron.  A lot may forsake a 3 or 4 wood wood for an extra wedge at a different loft.\n\nThere's no "set" set.  All depends on what he's comfortable with.\n\nA great bag stuffer would be a Gore-Tex rainsuit.  Or at least a Gore-Tex top.  They're great in the rain.  And Foot-Joy makes a GREAT set of rain gloves that are the best I've seen at letting you keep a grip on a soaking wet golf club.  The Gore-Tex'll be expensive, the gloves are around $15-20.\n\nP.S.  Don't get him "a" golf lesson.  A series of them or none at all.  I think it was Bob Toski who charged $200 for five lessons and $2,000.00 for one way back when (if you expect a miracle, you should expect to pay for it).
574141
See reviews by people who have played it here:\nhttp://www.uk-golfguide.com/spain/27210_reports.html
310243
See here:\n\nhttp://www.golfdigest.com/hotlist\n\nand here\n\nhttp://www.golfonline.com/equipment\n\nfor reviews
1007985
funny you should say, I really thought I was the only one left, having bought them as my first real set and have never bothered to change. Mine have stiff trutemper shafts and play great, though I dont. They are not easy clubs to play, but can be played very well (my lesson pro did and loved them) and provide a lot of control if you're good, so I am told. I have grown to love them
776820
I can see replacing your 3 & 4 irons but not the five. The hybrids are mnore forgiving.  However, a standard five iron is an extremely accurate club and given the pitch you shouldn't have a problem such a club.
540315
I would think eBay would work a little better for this.  But if anyone is interested, I have a set of Callaway X-Tours and love them, X-18's are basically the same, with bigger heads and more forgiveness.
616004
Sorry to say they are not worth very much.  Maybe $25.00.  Clubs have come along ways in the last 20 years and the 1200 was a good mid line club during it's run but not much of a market for that type of used club.
454551
I use the TaylorMade 3 Midrescue 19 Degrees Great Club!
328940
The only thing that will hold value is a brand name.  I suggest you hold off as long as you can.  I'm sure someone has an old set you could use.  You want to hit as many clubs as you can to see what you like.  All you need is a couple to practice with.  The PGA is kicking off a big trade in net work and offering free fitting.  You may be able to find something  there.  Go to www.playgolfamerica.com and click on the logo.  I see so many new golfers purchase sets the first couple weeks they start the game and always regret it.  After 3 months that have an idea on what club they would like.  You best bet is to borrow or buy some real cheap cavity back clubs for that first 3 months.  I also suggest taking Link Up 2 Golf.  The cost is $99.00 you get 6 to 8 hours of lesson, with some of it on the golf course.  Best deal in golf for beginners, plus they supply the clubs.
178891
It depends on what you are looking for.  If you want a good set of clubs that are fitted to match you.  Go to a proshop.\n\nIf you know exactly what you want but don't need to have the clubs custom fitted, try E-Bay.  For example, I bought a set of Ping I-3 irons there last year for less than $300.00.  (With Ping's find out what color code matches your stats first.) You have to be patient on E-Bay though.  Be willing to pass up one auction if you don't like the price and wait for another to come along.\nAs mentioned earlier, check the seller feedback before purchasing on E-Bay.
995686
Here is a great place to find out the value of golf clubs\n\nhttp://valueguide.pga.com/index.php
1096933
I would suggest you go to a store that has them video screens and hit both, see what one you like best and what one works the best, also try alot of other brands, even some no name ones. I went in to get a new set of irons, was going for ping too, but I tried this no name cheep brand and I just hit them like a dream, they also felt so good I just had to get them. some of my friends give me crap for having a no name set, till I kick there ass!