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Thanks to those who responded. It turns out they were a women's set, even though the irons had steel shafts. Luckily the shop had the same set in men's, so just an accidental oversight in handing me the wrong set. A quick swap and I was good to go. Oh, and I got a 45 on a 9 hole par 3 with the new men's set last night. Got par on 3 holes. I'm happy with that as a complete newbie. Thanks again.

True, but I hope these could last me 3-5 years of casual play. I'm hoping I'll find out when I measure the shafts tonight. Just wondering if anyone here knew the brand...Their website is terrible.

Hi all. New golfer here. Very new. A few lessons and one round of 9 holes on a par 3 course. I just bought some clubs from the place I took lessons, and the golf pro (certified PGA Professional) sold them to me. I know nothing about clubs at this point, and just wanted a started set. These seem to work, but here's my question. Why can't I find them online? I'm a male, and the only thing I can find in these clubs are women's sets. They are Purespin PS-1 I haven't measured the shafts, but I plan to do that today when I get home from work. They look like the clubs in the link below, but that link is a set of women’s. Has anyone heard of these before and are they made in men's? Or did I accidentally get sold a women's set? http://www.golfsuppliesandaccessorie...roduct/5425842

Between those two, I'll go with Tiger.

I just learned to play and took lessons from the nice guys here: http://www.vitense.com/ Only a simple par 3 course, but a good way to learn, I think. Cheap, not intimidating and doesn't take long to run the course.

Hi.. just need to get a couple posts so I can get out of newbie status :) I'm a Marketing Analyst for a Fortune 500 insurance company. Not the most exciting job in teh world, but it pays the bills. :)