Is it time to upgrade?

[bananas]

If you have the Royal Scot or the Diamond Scot model, they are decent clubs for a boxed set. I have seen them in different golf shops, and they look like solid clubs.

There the Royal Scot.

[bananas]

I might suggest having your current clubs fit for you instead of upgrading. Your coarse or golf shop will have a lie board. Based on your swing, and a couple of other factors you may benefit from having your clubs bent upright or flat by a couple of degrees. I know that off the shelf clubs don't fit me, and by tweeking them some I gain distance and accuracy. It improves my contact.

My first lesson my coach had me hit off a lie board and the length of the clubs and lie are fine his only concern was as my swing devoloped the shaft would be too flexible.

[soloredd]

I'm starting my 3rd year with some Wilson Deep Reds. It was a complete box package from Sports Authority. I've since changed out the driver and 3 wood for Callaway X, the 3 and 4 hybrid for Taylor Made Rescues, and the wedges for some really fun Adams Watson GW, SW, LW. So, I'm still hitting the 5-PW from the set. I've decided that once I break 90, I will go in for a fitting and find a set that will last me a long time. I feel like I can get down to 85 or so with these clubs.

[toaster83]

Installed golf pride grips! Feel awesome thanks for the suggestions to wait on new clubs. (golf smith wanted 3 dollars a club to install glad I did it myself! Really easy.)

Those look great! Hope you enjoy them as much as I do mine.