I bought 7 year old used clubs because to start again because my 20+ year old set broke at the range within going twice after a decade or so layoff from the game. They weren't set up right for me and I thought about getting fitted for a name brand, but the price is pretty high. So, I told myself if I continued to play regularly that I'd get the big brand fitting in a year or so, but in the meantime I ordered some Takomo 101T's. They aren't quite set up perfectly for me, but could be fairly easily. The big deal is though that my dispersion dropped by 50% almost overnight after getting these clubs. I initially lost about 5 yards per club by going from game improvement style clubs, but to now I've surpassed the yardages and hit way more center of the face shots. The Takomo's are seriously impressive clubs. I don't think you'll get more than 1% - 2% better quality or performance by getting a big name brand off the rack. I'd say they are so close in performance to the big name brands that it's a wash. In my opinion if you're looking to get new clubs with the latest tech and not spend a ton of money, Takomo is the way to go. The only way to improve the equipment side of your game over and above Takomo's is to get fitted.
I have purchased from New Level since I live in AZ and to be honest not bad clubs and inexpensive. I do like the new stuff from big golf names and it's all spendy. Can't take your money with you.
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Maltby is KING in this space if you're looking for quality forgings
I think Maltby is the best DTC out there. If you’re a tinkerer like me the components are top notch.
TS3 are amazing.
I bought 7 year old used clubs because to start again because my 20+ year old set broke at the range within going twice after a decade or so layoff from the game. They weren't set up right for me and I thought about getting fitted for a name brand, but the price is pretty high. So, I told myself if I continued to play regularly that I'd get the big brand fitting in a year or so, but in the meantime I ordered some Takomo 101T's. They aren't quite set up perfectly for me, but could be fairly easily. The big deal is though that my dispersion dropped by 50% almost overnight after getting these clubs. I initially lost about 5 yards per club by going from game improvement style clubs, but to now I've surpassed the yardages and hit way more center of the face shots. The Takomo's are seriously impressive clubs. I don't think you'll get more than 1% - 2% better quality or performance by getting a big name brand off the rack. I'd say they are so close in performance to the big name brands that it's a wash. In my opinion if you're looking to get new clubs with the latest tech and not spend a ton of money, Takomo is the way to go. The only way to improve the equipment side of your game over and above Takomo's is to get fitted.
Having played Sub70, if you know your specs there is great value in DTC.
Give us P7MC vs P7CB iron comparison!
Video on the p7cbs coming soon!
Works for Steven Alker,
Dtc just as good played both
I have purchased from New Level since I live in AZ and to be honest not bad clubs and inexpensive. I do like the new stuff from big golf names and it's all spendy. Can't take your money with you.