PGFMen's Mustang MK7 Complete Golf Club Package Set [Flex:Regular][14-Pieces]

I will start off I hadn’t yet taken to a range as they just came in today but I was gung-ho excited about my new clubs coming in and unwrapped as soon as they came through the door.Let’s start off with first impressions. The bag with clubs is extremely lightweight, I was impressed with the club cover on the bag and hadn’t realized it also had the automatic stand. This is a walkers dream bag/club combo as it’s incredibly lightweight.The clubs themselves are of very high quality. I am a self-described “worlds players golfer”. I don’t get out as much as I used to since I’ve got two kids under 5 but do get out occasionally. I’ve been in need of a set since I’ve had my grandpas old clubs that were re lengthened and gripped but given they’re twice as old as me I was in the market for new ones.The set comes with a driver, a 3 wood, a hybrid 4, 6/7/8/9/PW/SW and a nice mallet putter. Basically everything you need for a legal set of clubs. Now I don’t plan on going professional so I may add an extra club or two to my bag but it’s a fantastic starter set for a heck of a deal.Being 6’4” I opted for the 1” longer clubs and it seems very appropriate and in line with my old clubs as far as length comparison which should enable a smoother transition. The clubs themselves swing nicely, had excellent grip and feel and feel great. I will update after my first round but I was so stoked I couldn’t wait.If you’re like me and name brands aren’t a thing or perhaps you’re a beginner then this may be the set for you. I don’t care to spend pointless dollars on $4 golf balls or $500 drivers so this set fits my needs. If you’re like me and don’t make it out often or are just starting out looking for a starter set, hard to argue against this one.

This set is perfect, either for someone who is new and picking up the game of golf, or for set to loan a friend who's in town for a few days and wants to play a round or two.It's a mostly complete set, with pretty much everything needed for beginner to play. I personally prefer to also have a 56° wedge, but that's just me.The quality is exactly what you would expect from an economy, starter set of clubs. It certainly good enough to play with, though it's probably going to disappoint a more seasoned player. From looking at a few of the club heads, it's clear that the castings aren't exactly precise and perfect. That's not to say that they're horrible - It's just that you can't expect to get a $200 precision-milled putter in a set like this.I review my products here based on the value they provide. I started playing golf with a $400 top flite starter set. This set here is certainly on par where the set I started with, and the cost is nearly $150 less. I think that's a pretty good value!

I'm amazed at the completeness and quality of this club set for the price, it's a great value.The clubs are well made and even with all of them in the bag, it's not hard to carry the set, everything is engineered to be lightweight. The clubs are very well made, with balanced weight, forgiving sweet spots, and regulation weight and size.These clubs seem to be counter weighted in some way that improves swing power, I think the weight distribution sort of guides the player to a more optimal stance. The included mallet putter is a great addition, I hadn't used one before but it's great as a training aid, for improving aim and strike power.The bag is top quality, with lots of nice detailing like piped seams around the pockets. All the hardware is high quality, zippers run smoothly, and the telescoping bag stand is a nice feature to have. There's plenty of room for accessories, and a very sturdy lift handle on one side.The only way I can imagine improving this set would be to put all-terrain wheels on the bottom.

This is a great starter set, the product page states it’s a complete set, tho I personally wouldn’t say it’s complete. It does have the 3 titanium “woods” with graphite shaft which is nice, this includes a driver, the 3 wood, and a hybrid which I’d classify as what would normally be the 5 wood. It does have most of the irons, the 6 - 9 irons, PW and SW, and the putter. What is missing is the long range irons such as teh 5, 4, and 3 irons which I tend to use frequently. Tho, the hybrid wood is a fairway club, so this may be what the company intends players to use rather than choose a long range irons.The irons have the traditional steel shafts which don’t flex a lot. The graphite shafts with the “woods” are very flexible and will take some time to get accustomed too.The heads seem solid. The clubs swing easily. The driver has a slightly convex surface to help make it more forgiving, tho with a to much hand adjustment I found it caused any slice or hook to be greatly enhanced.The grips are nice and tacky, they give a great grip surface. The heads contact well.For the price for a starter set, it really is a great deal in my opinion.

I needed a set that I could loan out to people who don't already have them but want to try the game. The entry point in golf is a little high, and these clubs really help reduce that. I brought my son out with me for the first time and he really enjoyed using them.Quality: For the value, these are amazing quality. Everythign is built to last. Nothing wiggles or is loose.Versatility: Someone said that this isn't a complete set. I would say that it is absolutely a complete set for a beginner. This will get you into the game with every shot you need to play. Once you learn the game and want to expand, go for it, but then you won't be a beginner anymore.Playing the game: Pretty forgiving. A standard size for everything. Regular shafts. Average everything all around. You can easily play a full 18 with these.Value! Value! Value!