No name clubs.....

What kind of no name or unheard of name clubs do you have that ended up being really good and one of your favorites?

Pics would be nice............

Bought some irons from Hireko Golf.  They are called Warp Speed.  Got a 5i thru 9i with R Flex Steel Shafts.  Got them 1" over regular length and 1* upright.  Have hit them at the range a couple of times and really like them.  Scheduled to play a round of golf on Friday with them.  Haven't played in about 6 weeks because of ankle issues.  However, at the range, they really are nice.

Only "no-name" club in the bag is my Pinfire putter. Looks like this one but mine is center shafted and silver.

Not sure what you mean by "no name."

Some smaller companies which do their own R&D; have niche market followings: Tour Edge clubs and Hopkins wedges come to mind.

Also, some companies furnish component heads for people who want to build their own clubs, or have the clubs build at a small custom club shop. Hireko falls into this category.

Years ago, the Pro Tour irons and metal woods were very popular in Oklahoma and Texas in the custom club shops. I played with Pro Tour Black irons - Ping Eye2 clones - from 1994 to 2008.

Pro Tour made such good clubheads - especially irons - that they lost a patent lawsuit to Ping in the late 1990s. As a result, PT had to melt down the heads of all unsold sets.

Some clubheads of the "open stock" components - the model doesn't change much year to year - are quite good. You just have to check with other players to see if the resulting clubs and the clubfitter service is decent. Also, the small-shop component clubs tend to have low resale or trade-in value.

Pin Hi complete set, absolutely ugly $100 set out of department store, played them for a year on and 8-10 handicap