Ram Golf Accubar Ladies Right Hand Clubs All Graphite Iron Set 6-7-8-9-PW with Hybrids 24¡ and 27¡

Overall, there is no downside to this purchase. With tax, it was less than $150. I've paid more than that for clubs that (in the 90s) were made of an aluminum alloy that cracked across the face. In this set (for my bride), the 6-PW are polished Stainless Steel. This is long, but I'm willing to write because I feed that this is a great deal..They have significant perimeter weighting (the most forgiving design--around since the Pine-Eye-2 clubs changed my game (and everyone's game too). The cavity is deep, all the way to the bottom of the edge, and thin on the back lip. This keeps the majority of the weight at the bottom, meaning that it is a "High Launch" design--BUT, this is not in the description. For golfers wanting extreme, maximum distance--and hitting the ball consistently in the sweet spot--this is NOT your design. It will not launch low. I shoot in the mid-80s with my (expensive) Cobra King irons, but there is little distance difference (for me) when using these clubs with a moderate swing..I hit my Cobra 7-Iron 155 yards consistently. With these (RAMs, CJ's new clubs), I hit the RAM 7-iron a high arching 145 yards consistently with little roll (due to the high arc). By consistently I mean shot after shot--with less effort too. By this I mean that I am only swinging about 1/2-3/4 swing, raising my backswing Left Arm parallel to the ground with the club pointing straight up with a slight pause before beginning the downswing--and little to no shoulder turning. This shorter swing works fine (evidently matching the shaft flexibility) and and I found I couldn't swing with more force because the face opens due to the Ladies shaft flexing too much. I found the same results with the RAm PW..Essentially, these limper shafts are made for slower swing speeds and work great at slower speeds. I did NOT try the Hybrid 5 or 4 (they stupidly call them 24d and 27d clubs) because they look weird to me. I can't seem to get into the look of Hybrids, although they supposedly are easier to hit than the irons they replace..So, the bottom line is that you get a seeming great quality head, an unknown quality Ladies'-Flex shaft that works, and an off brand grip that is a tacky version of the GPride Velvets--and all work great. For this price there is NO downside at all. And, having golfed for more than 40 years, I would probably recommend many hackers and senior golfers (and me playing from the Gold markers) should be hitting these anyway. They are a neutral blue and silver color, and there is NO ladies' marking anywhere on the irons. You do get a beautifully arched and consistent shot without swinging hard as long as you follow through and turn toward the ball on the downswing--and that's enough force to maximum distance (with these) while slower KEEPS it in the sweet spot.

I like the looks of the clubs a and they are very comfortable too use.

My wife loves her new clubs.She loves the feel of the clubs.

Got for granddaughter. Great success.

These are the first club’s I’ve owned that fit my size. I have used them twice and like their feel. I have hit some great shots with the 4 hybrid. I need to practice with the 5 as I’ve had pop ups. I wish the 6 and 9 irons had a line under one of the numbers as I keep confusing them.

I went with 1" shorter because my friend is barley 5'. They are so short, I ended up giving them to my neighbors young kids. Rediculous.

Nothing fancy, price point is great, solid build. Wife loves them

I got them for my wife as a first set. They seem forgiving and when swung right function perfectly. They do seem a little heavy in the heads, but nothing a bit of practice won't fix to get used to them...