It’s a great walking club. But would pair it with a Driver and a putter of your choice. The club is well made, good value, easy to hit. If you reference the lofts for each “club” you’ll be better off knowing which to use. Great for travel golf. Fun to just get out on the course when you can’t keep your full set with you. Definitely without much practice can shoot within 4-6 shots of my handicap.
I love this video and content. Also good to see you out on the actual course. Would love to see more on course videos with products and going along for the round. I could see some good uses for this especially for travel and just getting out on the course
They are now $199 for a complete club. Or $189 for a "kit". Which is the adjustable club head, their grip and a shaft ferrule. Which allows you to use any shaft and/or grip you want. Mine is being delivered today.
This is an honest and fair review of the Q by someone who plays to about my level. I've been playing quite a bit with the Q Club for over a couple of years now and love the minimalist aspect of it. Agree with what was said about the putter setting - I was surprised how consistently well I putted with it (once I got the technique right...). With the seemingly ever increasing price of golf equipment these days, it's a good quality club and nice value for the price. The comments about forgiveness (or lack thereof) are spot on. However, when you flush a shot with this club the strike feels (to me) just as solid as with a quality iron from a major manufacturer. To get the most fun out of the experience, you really need to pair it with your favorite driver and/or putter. I actually pair it with my favorite driver and wedge (this is a little bit different configuration than most people who play the club).
That's an interesting use case for this I hadn't thought about. My answer is...maybe? I think generally a set of single length irons is 37" and this is 38" - so that could make it a big different. The feel will also likely be quite a bit different. But yeah, in theory, this could definitely help you get a sense of whether or not they may be for you.
Absolutely. Get an inch taken off at your local pro shop and stick a jumbomax ultralight grip on it. Works incredibly well for me. All I need now is this club, a driver and a putter… that’s it
The answer is "NO". :) It's a really heavy feeling club. Even with an advertised 8 iron club head weight and actual 8-iron weight it feels heavier and swings heavier than an 8-iron. I've played with the q-club with a steel telescopic shaft for months and I could never swing it faster or longer than a 7 or 8 hybrid with a telescopic or conventional steel shaft. It has been a really nice club from 8 iron to SW. Never liked it as a putter either. Totally given up the idea of using it as a travel club and decided to pull the steel shaft and put a longer graphite shaft in it.
It’s a great walking club.
But would pair it with a Driver and a putter of your choice.
The club is well made, good value, easy to hit.
If you reference the lofts for each “club” you’ll be better off knowing which to use.
Great for travel golf.
Fun to just get out on the course when you can’t keep your full set with you.
Definitely without much practice can shoot within 4-6 shots of my handicap.
I love this video and content. Also good to see you out on the actual course. Would love to see more on course videos with products and going along for the round. I could see some good uses for this especially for travel and just getting out on the course
They are now $199 for a complete club. Or $189 for a "kit". Which is the adjustable club head, their grip and a shaft ferrule. Which allows you to use any shaft and/or grip you want. Mine is being delivered today.
This is an honest and fair review of the Q by someone who plays to about my level. I've been playing quite a bit with the Q Club for over a couple of years now and love the minimalist aspect of it. Agree with what was said about the putter setting - I was surprised how consistently well I putted with it (once I got the technique right...). With the seemingly ever increasing price of golf equipment these days, it's a good quality club and nice value for the price. The comments about forgiveness (or lack thereof) are spot on. However, when you flush a shot with this club the strike feels (to me) just as solid as with a quality iron from a major manufacturer. To get the most fun out of the experience, you really need to pair it with your favorite driver and/or putter. I actually pair it with my favorite driver and wedge (this is a little bit different configuration than most people who play the club).
Would love to see courses play tournaments and speed golf events with these clubs and club owners. It would be really fun.
Nice video mate. That’s a cool club.
nice video! thinking of getting one haha for fun
Do you think this is a viable option to try out a 'one length' type experience without buying a whole set of irons?
That's an interesting use case for this I hadn't thought about. My answer is...maybe? I think generally a set of single length irons is 37" and this is 38" - so that could make it a big different. The feel will also likely be quite a bit different. But yeah, in theory, this could definitely help you get a sense of whether or not they may be for you.
Also Sub70 has single length irons you can demo. I think its $120 and then they refund you $100 when you send clubs back. That might be the way to go.
Ebay cobra f7s if you want to try one lengths,now cheaper than a new q club.
Absolutely. Get an inch taken off at your local pro shop and stick a jumbomax ultralight grip on it. Works incredibly well for me. All I need now is this club, a driver and a putter… that’s it
The answer is "NO". :) It's a really heavy feeling club. Even with an advertised 8 iron club head weight and actual 8-iron weight it feels heavier and swings heavier than an 8-iron. I've played with the q-club with a steel telescopic shaft for months and I could never swing it faster or longer than a 7 or 8 hybrid with a telescopic or conventional steel shaft. It has been a really nice club from 8 iron to SW. Never liked it as a putter either. Totally given up the idea of using it as a travel club and decided to pull the steel shaft and put a longer graphite shaft in it.
I treated it like an armlock
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