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I recently got an offer to get these for a really cheap price. It is the Taylor Made burner oversized irons with the bubble shafts. I would be getting 3-9 irons and pw, lw, sw. Im pretty much a complete beginner. So would this be a good buy? I know taylor made is a good brand. But for a beginner would this be good? The clubs have been used for 2 rounds of golfing. What do you think?

Driver: 440 SZ
3 Wood: Hi Bore 15 degree
Hybrid: G5 19 degree
Irons: RAC HT 3-pw
56 Degree: Vokey Design 256-1060 Degree: Vokey Design SM60-08Putter: White Hot #1Ball: Burner TP LDP


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The best deal I saw on ebay was under $80 for iron set including a driver. I like the Mizuno Comp Ez forged oversize irons for about the same price.

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Titleist 910 hybrid 24 degree
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I actually got the offer from somebody who lives really close to be who has two sets of clubs,and doesnt need the other. He said I can have it for $50. Used for 2 rounds, and thats it. no driver just 3-9, pw, sw, lw.

Driver: 440 SZ
3 Wood: Hi Bore 15 degree
Hybrid: G5 19 degree
Irons: RAC HT 3-pw
56 Degree: Vokey Design 256-1060 Degree: Vokey Design SM60-08Putter: White Hot #1Ball: Burner TP LDP


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Buy it. That's a pretty good deal.

Driver: Hyper X Tour 10.5* Graffalloy Prolaunch Blue Stiff Shaft
Hybrid: Acer Select 5000 16* Ping Cushin Stiff Shaft
Irons: NDS 3-PW (missing #7, replaced with clone) True Temper Uniflex SpeedStep Shaft
Wedges: Acer XK Tour 56*10 Precision Stiff Shaft, Revolution 60*10 True Temper Wedgeflex


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For that price, it's a no-brainer! Buy them and enjoy this awesome game!

Driver: Big Bertha 460 10*
Fairway: X Tour 3W 15* w/ Fujikura TP 26.3g
Hybrids: Fusion FT-Hybrid 3H 20*
Irons: MP-32 3i-PW
Wedges: Vokey 52.08 | SM56.14 | SM60.04Putter: Red X 33"Ball: Pro V1xShoes: Air Zoom Elite


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Haha alright thanks guys. I am planning on regripping them. I just didnt know if they were too old?

Driver: 440 SZ
3 Wood: Hi Bore 15 degree
Hybrid: G5 19 degree
Irons: RAC HT 3-pw
56 Degree: Vokey Design 256-1060 Degree: Vokey Design SM60-08Putter: White Hot #1Ball: Burner TP LDP


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