Wilson Men's and Teen Complete Golf Set

Desde mi compra, los he utilizado 3 veces y funcionan bastante bien.

Let me first start with the a little bit comparisons between the Wilson Deep Red, Wilson Profile SGI, and Precise 14-piece set which I recently purchased as the beginner golf sets.For the better value, comfortableness, stylish, and clubs combinations, my choices are list below:Value: Precise 14-piece > Wilson Profile SGI > Wilson Deep RedComfortableness: (Wilson Deep Red = Wilson Profile SGI) > Precise 14-pieces.Stylish: Wilson Deep Red > (Wilson Profile SGI = Precise 14-pieces )Club combinations: Excluding the bag and common clubs, which are a driver (12 loft for Precise, and 10.5 loft for Wilson), 5-hybrid, 6-9 irons, a pitch wedge, and a putter in these three sets:Precise has a 3-wood and 5-iron, but miss a 5-wood and a sand wedge. $240 before tax when I bought it.Wilson Deep Red has a 3-wood and 4-hybrid, but misses 5-wood and 5-iron. $372 before tax when I bought it.Wilson Profile SGI has a 5-iron but misses a 3-wood. $288 before tax when I bought it.As all the information I listed above, the extra $100 doesn’t justify adding a 3-wood and 4-H but taking out 5-wood and 5-iron from the Wilson Profile SGI sets.While the extra $50 doesn’t justify Wilson Profile SGI 5-wood is over Precise 14-piece 3-wood, and the Wilson sand wedge can be purchase for $29.As far as I checked, these three sets were all made in China, and based on their quality and club head design, I would safely assume both companies use the same OEM.As part of the review I left for the Wilson Profile SGI, I anticipate the Deep Red clubs shall have similar results compared to the Precise clubs. That’s been said, these clubs will be about 1/4” shorter compared to the Precise 14-piece counterparts.The bottom line is, I would not recommend this set to any beginner user since I am a beginner, and I know how hard to use the wood and hybrid clubs correctly, this expensive set of clubs won’t help the beginner to play any better.Recommendations? Of course, I finally settled with a Top Flite Gamer X 16-pieces for $359 value, but I only paid $259 which is the same price for the prior year 18-piece set.

Love the way they feel and look

For the money it's a good set if your just getting into golf. Has everything you need as far as clubs go and the bag has plenty of big pockets to hold your stuff as well as a nifty two Carrier on the back under the handle. How ever I will say the durability of the clubs is a bit lacking. After 2 round of golf I have started noticing the 6 iron already has a few little rust spots on it. Also the grooves on the irons isn't consistent across the club face (varying in size and sharpness). All and all for the new golfer this is a great set to introduce you to the game and help you build confidence in your swing and should last plenty long until you decide your ready to move on to more serious clubs.

You're not getting Arnold Palmer's set of tools here, but some of the complaints I've seen suggest that's what a few people expected. This is a great set to get if you're picking up the hobby again, or a beginner. Yes, if you stick with it, you're going to want to upgrade the driver after a few seasons. But it's not a terrible driver - by any means!! I love the hybrid that it came with. AND THE PUTTER!! The irons aren't too shabby, either. I'm satisfied with my purchase. And it's a pretty decent bag to build on as you grow as a golfer. If you're on the fence, just do it. It's a good deal.