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I've heard from a ton of people that the head has flown off of their driver. Way too many for me to feel comfortable having her use those. Even after replacement sets, and some after only a few hits.

Really? I’ll check this week with the three girls who bought that RAM set to see if they held up since the second semester of golf classes start this weekend. If they come back for this semester I’ll confirm if the clubs have held up since they bought them.

In my Viper by Hippo Golf stand bag:
Driver: Cleveland HiBore 10.5° Fujikara reg. flex
Woods: 3- MacGregor NVG2 Fujikara reg. flex
Hybrids: 3 & 4-Taylor Made Rescue Mid
Irons: Titleist 775.cb w/Graphite Shafts (5-GW)Wedges: Cleveland 588 Tour Action SW & 60° lob Putter: Taylor Made Monza...
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My wife played a couple of years with Callaways womens GES set. While they do look a little different, these six clubs made it very easy for her to get the ball up in the air and forward which was something she could not do at the time with a regular set of irons.
Callaway pre-owned offer these at a very low price. Very good for the beginner.
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After being asked for quite a few years by my wife I relented and got her a set of Wilson Firestick Hybrid set. She loves them and even has begun to play with friends more and more. Great set at a great price for a beginner. That way if the desire fades you are not in for a ton of $$.
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Really? I’ll check this week with the three girls who bought that RAM set to see if they held up since the second semester of golf classes start this weekend. If they come back for this semester I’ll confirm if the clubs have held up since they bought them.

I figured since they were so cheap, and hearing those horror stories I stayed away. I figured you get what you pay for.

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