Powerbilt TPX 2.0 Men's Golf Club Set

Bought this for my grandsons graduation gift. He got it this weekend. Has been out golfing all weekend. Loves them.

Great starter set of clubs. Nothing fancy but it's a great way to get into the game!

Great set of beginner clubs. Nothing fancy about them but they work well!

As a beginner not wishing to overspend on a new golf set, this seemed like a good way to get into the game without spending too much on pro-brand names. If you are a beginner like me and want to get into the sport without breaking the bank, grab these clubs! The grips feel good in the hand, and the driver, woods, and hybrids all feel great with the graphite shafts (they also come with head covers). The irons and wedge are steel shafts. There is a putter included, which is a nice bonus for a beginner set. (Plus you get the bag. If you don't get a golf cart for your bag, this set is lightweight on the back, as it has straps for carrying.) Overall would recommend it for any beginner.

This golf club set is really good. Best for the beginner like me!

They arrived, and look ok. I havent used them yet.

There's nothing wrong with these clubs. I bought last year's model of these. I read a ton of reviews first and found that some people had some defective clubs that broke or came apart. I decided to take a chance anyway because I didn't want to spend a cent more. As long as these clubs don't fall apart, they're awesome. Last year I was terrible and dented the bottom of my driver from an awful swing, but it didn'taffect the club face. This year I can drive as much as 300 yards with this cheapass driver and I'm a small guy. How do I know? Well, when you drive a ball from the very back of a tee box to the left center of the green and the hole is marked as 300 yards, it's obvious. I'm going to upgrade to a Taylormade driver as a reward for curing my awful slice, but everything already in the bag is going to stay there. The irons and putter seem good to me. It's not hard for me to get 175 yards out of the 5 iron. The putter is designed for easily scooping the ball out of the cup. I'll be using the Powerbilt driver at the range to better hone my accuracy, as the Taylormade is supposed to be more forgiving, though I'll often be comparing them. Maybe I'll discover that these performance drivers aren't that much better than one that comes with a cheap set. Who knows? All I know is that if you're willing to risk the chance of getting a defective set, these clubs are fine. I had to swing absolute trash 30 years ago compared to these.

Bought these for my teenage son. Great value for the money.