Golf Set Base

[ten]

Has anyone here ever bought clubs from this website? Im looking for some ping g10 irons and ran across this site, just wondering if they were legit clubs or fakes.

[golfro]

Titleist AP2's for $300some dollars? Fake.

Various prices are VAGUELY in the "could be real" range, but this site looks just like any other fakes site. Not to mention the reviews look fake...

[tristanhilton85]

Looks fake to me...

[Shindig]

whois registry is based in .cn, registered to XIN NET... I'm going to guess fake clubs.

[ten]

I was thinking the same thing, just wanted to get a few more opinions. I played a little bit of golf when I was in highschool but didnt ever get real serious with it. Im 26 now and just started playing again a few months ago so I dont have alot of knowledge on clubs or what they should run price wise. I bought a cheap Top Flite set from Walmart about 4 months ago and here lately have been shooting 78-82 consistantly.....just looking to upgrade my equipment. Thanks for everybodys help.

[mheier]

I know you didnt ask, but try out 3balls.com or globalgolf.com...you can upgrade on those sites with almost any budget.

[ten]

Thanks i'll definately look around on both of those.

Anybody have any suggestions on some good clubs? Im wanting to upgrade my irons first but intend on gradually upgrading everything else. Currently in my bag are Top Flite XL irons with steel shafts, Top Flite XL putter, and Nike SQ Dymo 9.5* driver with graphite regular flex shaft. Im right handed and normally slice the ball, mostly with my irons, it's 50/50 with my driver (Straight on a few holes and slice on the rest).

[ten]

I forgot to add that i've been playing atleast 4 times a month, if that matters any. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

[Shindig]

  ten said:

I forgot to add that i've been playing atleast 4 times a month, if that matters any. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

So now the question is how much you'll practice and work on getting that slice straightened out. If you're just going to let it be, you'll want irons with offset to make up for it. If you're planning to improve it, hang out a bit and then get a moderate to little offset club.

[ten]

  Shindig said:

So now the question is how much you'll practice and work on getting that slice straightened out. If you're just going to let it be, you'll want irons with offset to make up for it. If you're planning to improve it, hang out a bit and then get a moderate to little offset club.

I usually goto the driving range atleast once every two weeks, I know its not alot but all that I have time for right now. My parents live on 15 acres and my dad and I have set up 2 greens in each corner of the property.....im usually out there every Sunday night for dinner and we usually hit 50-100 balls. The Top Flites I bought had a 4 and 5 hybrid and irons 6-pw, I hate the hybrids so I bought a ping g5 knock off 5 iron from the pro shop at the driving range for $10 and I hit it real good. I had been looking at Ping G10's since theyd be similar to that club but im not dead set on them. Mainly wanting opinions from a more "golf educated" person as to what would be a good fit for me.

[gmanuel25]

It's funny that every product they sell gets a 5 star rating. Ping G15 irons sell for $329 (obviously fake), but the G10 irons sell for $339. The original Nike One Black balls (probably 4-5 years old) sell for $46.99 and of course gets a five star rating......laughable!