What clubs have the heaviest club head.
573510
Certainly the woods have the heaviest heads, next the hybrids, and lastly the regular irons. This is normal for any set.
122801
Hello,it includes: 460cc oversized driver with graphite shaft - the biggest sweetspot legally allowedOversized 3 wood with graphite shaft3/4 Hybrid Wood with graphite shaft - great for long approach shots or getting out of troubleZippered headcovers for driver, wood and hybrid5-6-7-8-9-PW deep cavity back irons with graphite shafts - easy to hit and more forgiving than previouslyPutterDeluxe cart bag featuring plenty of external pockets including valuables pocket and full length clothing pocketThank you!
631659
I'm also 76 and use regular graphite shafts on all my clubs. I sense that a senior shaft on my driver would increase my club head speed but experiments have demonstrated lose of control. I'm a bogie golfer (+/- a few strokes).
1892370
I am 5'0 and absolutely love these clubs. They are so much lighter than my previous club they swing very easily.
2042528
The shafts are an inch longer than my old clubs and took some getting used to. I still choke up sometimes on tight shots and helps. My Rocketballz 3 wood is 17 degree vs 15 on my old one, but surprising is lower flight. I do see improved distance with the Rocketballz.
584532
You need to further protect your long golf clubs with a Club Glove Stiff Arm or Bag Boy Backbone inside the travel bag. Amazon has both. I own both, and always use one or the other when my clubs are going to be handled by TSA or the airlines. I learned a tough lesson years ago when the graphite shaft on my driver was snapped in two inside a padded-top travel bag. You need the Stiff Arm or Backbone in addition to the travel bag.
1681435
I have played about eight times with these clubs. They are very good and perform as good as I can play. The hybrid is by far the best club in the bag. Until I got these I could not hit a fairway wood to save my life. My grandson wants some and he doesn't play. I can only say good things about the deal I got. Wish I had them sooner.
11085
This particular one is a supermax which is an ounce end load. Super smooth swinging
1461324
No, it seems to be a very well made club. I've hit 1-2 large buckets of balls on the driving range and so for it has held up fine.
1546436
It should hold up well. I haven't had any problems. I've used every club with it.
1320669
I am not sure...my clubs are packed away due to moving...and I got the green Set. Very nice set! Good luck and sorry I could not be more help.
2226547
Not sure of actual weight of the bag - I can easily handle it with all my clubs/gear (I'm 69 years old)..only when I move my bag from one side of the cart to the other. I'd say its no different than other bags I've had in the past.
841202
I am very happy with these clubs. For the price they are very nice. Durable and everything you need in one bag.
1540810
Hi. As long as the club head is set squarely at address and the device is placed close to and directly under the shaft, the rotation of the club face is very accurate and displayed as face angle at impact (degrees open (-) or closed (+) or as movie of a club head that can be zoomed and stopped framed. Thanks. AFL
1592298
They were listed as light flex. When I did some research before I bought the clubs, I found out that light flex is a little bit more flexible than stiff flex, but nowhere near as flexable as regular. I was looking for stiff flex...these are pretty damn close, so I bought them and loved them.
1592297
not sure because the flex is different for every club .. you would need to take them to a pro shop and have them tested
1875181
This is a large bag. I'm sure your bag will fit. I even put several pairs of shoes in it and extra clothes. It was sturdy too. Especially liked the heavy duty zippers and the extra buckles, which keep your clubs from moving around. Really great value.