10 BIGGEST Mistakes When Buying Golf Clubs 

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Pete I think the hardest thing about fitting a completely new beginner (someone who has virtually no golfing experience) is the fact that they do not have typical strike patterns on the face. I usually suggest buying a cheap hand me down set to try and get a feel for striking the ball before getting a fitting myself, a former master club fitter.

I buy golf clubs exclusively on their aesthetics

A few years ago I was custom fit for some new Mizuno irons and they really helped bring my game on, gave me confidence. I also took the time to understand what worked with them, the set up, and when it was time for a change I could do a bit of research and look for second hand that would suit me. I have had a set of second hand callaway maverick pro irons in the bag for a couple of years now and I love them!

I actually bought a set of the Cleveland HB Launcher Turbo irons last year and love them. I’d been struggling with my irons last few years cause if back issues. Between them and getting back to basics on the range I saw a vast improvement in my game.

"Don't let your ego get in the way" is one of the most important ones. I will also add that if you play at least semi-regularly, go get fitted - it's worth every penny (or shilling). Good video.

I still play my Ping Eye2 BeCu 3-LW purchased new in 1986 and they still do the job. New grips when needed and still get comments on these. Woods and hybrids are currently G30 which were purchased used over the last few years. At 71 years old, I can't really justify new clubs since other than a lose of distance, a solid strike produces a quality shot.

I've had a set of mizuno blades for15 years. The set is still in perfect condition and has taught me a lot about my game. I paid a good amount back when I bought them, but they turned out to be a great investment.

Played the Wilson Ci7 irons for years. Just upgraded to Mizuno JPX 800 Pro (yes I know they are 10 years old) and the feeling of the forged vs cast is amazing. I’m not a good enough ball striker for blades but a little better than the game improvement level too. I think the Mizunos are what I need as a mid-handicapper. Just got them so time will tell. And I love my Ping G410 Plus driver. Best driver I’ve ever owned.

I have been upgrading my bag over the last 2 years, went from a Wilson Package set much like the one you showed to one more suited for my game. All clubs are in regular flex: Cobra F6 10.5 driver, Cobra F7 3-4 wood 14.5, Nike VR_S 24 degree Hybrid, 3 older Vokey wedges in 52,56,60, Ping I3 o-size 4-PW, and Kirkland Signature Putter. I have found more enjoyment playing golf and have seen my game improve.

Mizuno MP-62 for PW-6I and MP-52 for 5I-3I. I bought them used in 2011 and they are getting rough. Love them, and planning to get fitted this year for a new set. Best $200 I ever spent on golf.

All good points Pete! Currently playing a set of TM RocketBladez irons (4-9) I bought new just 2 years ago. They are in pretty decent shape and have suited me well for the time I've had them. However, I'm looking to hopefully get fitted for a new set of irons this summer and so far the TM P-790's are at the top of the list but not dead set on them. Hopefully going to be a great summer!

I play the TaylorMade r9 TP Irons since 2010 and I still love them and they perform superb. In terms of feel and performance I haven't found anything else that I like that much. And they also are traditional lofted, what I do prefer most. So many modern irons are strong lofted and when you find something traditional it's mostly the players irons with less forgiveness. So, no point to switch to newer ones, just make sure that you care about your stuff, clean them and from time to time replace the grips.

I recently started golf and was reccomended that Wilson package set by my local golf centre, to get into the sport they are quite good and with steel shafts they work fine for me. I will upgrade them soon but first the woods are the most important upgrade.

I have Ping i15 irons. I still love them, they're in great condition, and have lasted me almost 10 years. The only thing I am thinking of changing up is going to a Titleist Vokey for my PW because the Ping PW feels a little clunky at times.

Loving the different style of this video! Thanks to your whole team for continuously bringing us great content

For someone just starting out 6 months ago these videos are invaluable. I myself not knowing the in and outs watched endlessly while playing with a set of used clubs I bought for $100. Since then I have replaced all but one. I bought a set of good condition used irons for $75 of fb a few used woods and a new driver I was fitted for. So thanks for the time to help inform us new guys.

Great video. I am currently playing used Callaway XR, not bad but not my fav. I went and got fitted and my 3 favorite are the PXG Gen 4 , Ping 425, and Srixon ZX5. I am getting a opportunity to buy the Srixon for an amazing price in the specs I fitted for, so I will be getting those in the next month or two. So looking forward to it.

Made a custom fitting last year and it ended up in new iron clubs, Ping G425. They really improved my game last season. I'm no low handicapper, started last season with hcp 29 and ended with hcp 24. So yes, I am pleased with my new iron set. I started play golf when I was about 50 years, now I am in my mid 60's. This year I will test out a new driver, have a Callaway Big Bertha, 6 or 7 years old.

Taylor Made LGC since 2005 and still driving it 300Yds with my R7. The only clubs i bought recently was a bag of Big Bertha's with an Odyssey Putter at a Lions Sale and i paid 12$. I was so happy. I kept the Putter of course and the 5 wood, 3 wood & a nice Taylor made 54 degree wedge.I bought the LCG's new for about 700$ fitted at golf town. LCG MEANING: Low Center of Gravity (LCG) creates shots that get airborne easily • Trajectory programmed for high flight and soft landings , they have extra metal on the back side near the toe of the irons wight help with miss hits.

One of the best golf videos I've watched in a long time. A lot of golfers hate hearing the raw truth. You hit so many great points in a whimsical way.

Great content, as always!! Got fitted for Mizuno JPX 850 forged about 7 years ago, and absolutely love them. Fitting made a HUGE difference. One recommendation I would make to most amateur golfers such as myself, if you invest the $ in forged clubs, spend the $ on a good set of head covers. It wil certainly pay dividends in ensuring your clubs stay pristine, avoiding the denting and scuffing from bag clatter. It may not seem the “cool” thing to do, your clubs will last far longer, saving you $ from having to purchase new ones when yours look beat up. Great video Pete!!!

This was timely (for me as I'm now second guessing the package set I purchased to "get into the game") and fantastic! Sound wisdom presented in a comprehendible and entertaining fashion. Great content and not surprising coming from you.

Been using TM M1's for 7 years now, regular graphite,, treated me pretty well. Now focused on better attack angle with the irons, dispersion was growing. Just got fitted for last years model of P790, with stiff graphite, dispersion is much smaller and distance is 8-10% longer, can't wait to get the new sticks in the new year. Fitting is key if you play enough.

Recently fitted for the new Cleveland XLs… needed a lighter easier club to hit after age/injury made my heavy shafted AP2s a struggle to launch. It’s made my iron play so much better again. Adding more hybrids has helped as well. It was hard to go from the sexy clubs I used to be able to play to chunky clubs and hybrids, but performance rules. To be fair I’m not as sexy as I used to be either so I guess it’s apt.

I got fitted last year for a set of P790 and was able to get into the awesome 2019 version for a reduced price. The clubs are 2* upright and slightly shorter. Absolutely love the improvements that have followed.

In the last year or two I'm just starting to get to the point in my game where I do believe that new and better clubs will help me tremendously. My handicap is down to 14. I just got fit for a new putter and am waiting for that to come in the mail. I've spent very little on clubs before that purchase. Since I started whacking golf balls around in my back yard, I've had a set of Ram irons (4-9) that have treated me so well, but have to be well over 15 years old at this point. Playing sporadically through high school and college and now to the last two seasons where I have played 50+ rounds in back to back years, I know my gaps from one club to the next. I have a consistent shot shape. Switching my irons scares me so much! I know I want something that will last long and give me super similar distances and gaps from my trusty Ram irons.

I started playing last year with a set of Taylormade r7 draw irons. I’m currently a 22 handicap and have been playing with a set of Callaway x22 tour irons for the last few months. It took a few days to get used to the new clubs, but with practice and patience I’m now happy with my choice and will be using these for the foreseeable.

Got fit for zx7 in January as a 24 handicap. They arrived two weeks ago and they are more forgiving than my 20 year old clubs. Now a 15 handicap and improving daily.

Brought a set of Cleveland TA7's about 12 years ago and still playing them! In real good condition but I've fallen in and out of love with the game about 20 times through those years!! ⛳ Will be replacing them this year though for a custom fit set. 👍

Been rocking the Nike pro combos for 20 years about and still hit them great. Great condition even with being banged around for so long. Still have the 975J driver that gives a baby draw and 250yrds. Went for a fitting for first time and amazed at how the new tech feels and flies. Switching to the p770 and sim2max but keeping the Nikes for awhile. So excited. The 921 forged felt awesome as well just didn't get the same consistency as p770.

Currently playing a set of T200 irons. Was originally playing the Nike VR Pro Combo before that. Had a set of Cobra CB/MB’s made for me and after the off season realized i needed something more forgiving. After 2 great seasons with my T200’s ill be switching to the T100’s later this year.

I bought Ping Zings in the early 90's. Still in great, almost new, shape. Finally upgraded to G425 irons and hybrids after a fitting. Wow, the technology has improved in 30 years!

I used cobra king forged tec one length irons which I picked up second hand with a driving utility iron second hand with kbs stiff shaft. Wasn’t fitted but they have completely transformed my game. Went from 24 handicap to a 7 in just over a year since I got them. All my clubs are second hand and so far they’ve all worked incredibly well considering nothing is fitted to me.

I played a ping eye 2+ set my grandfather gave me from jr high until after college. Recently got a set of ping I59s and I am in. Love. The eye 2 forgiveness is top tier for beginners, but the workability of the i59 leaves me with my mouth open sometimes.

I've had a set of Ping Rapture v2s for about 15 years and i bought them used. Groves are still pretty good and consistent. I'm probably a once of twice a month player so not a ton of use but they've served me well.

Thank you Peter, I was looking at upgrading my clubs that I have had for 15 years. With your suggestions I was fitted for a set of clubs and I was totally surprised at the brand that I selected when I did a blind test of five different clubs. I’m so excited for the golfing season this year. PS the brand was Mizuno JPX 921 irons.

I’ve got the Mizuno Mp 60’s. they are from 2006 and still have loads of life left in them. They also in my opinion look as good as any new iron on the market👍

I bought new last year. ZX7 120 Modus. Hated them at first but then I learned to hit them in the middle because of the harsh feedback when you don't. Always played GI irons. Got to a 6 handicap. After a short time playing with solid forged irons I was scratch. I even got my all time best score of 67. All my woods and Hybrids are 2nd hand but in like new condish. Wedges like new from Cally preowned.

I started playing 4 years ago with a full set of Ping something or others I bought off eBay for £70. After watching Ricks video on the Callaway edge box set I upgraded and i'm still using them today! the difference was night and day.

ive just changed out from my Wilson Deep Red Maxx set to a set of Wilson D7. Went with the irons to start with and loved them, so went on the hunt for the bigger stuff, got my hands on a driver, FW3 and 4H to add. This is by the far the best driver I've ever had in my bag, hitting them longer and straighter than anything I've used before. If you are on a budget and like the newest model, you can save a ton of cash by sourcing the one before it, I'm sure the jump between the D7 and D9 is much less than the jump from Deep Red to D7 was.

Great explanation Peter. Anyone just getting into golf see this too. Another joy of this game for me is the multiple opportunities of meeting like minded people. I met a friend once in a golf course and after a discussion about my then dwindling portfolio, he got me hooked on the trending copy trading method of investing. Two years later, with around $300,000 every quarter passively, it's all smiles and no regrets. Apart from the pleasures of the game, the networking aspects is quite as beneficial.

I ran my Wilson staff FG tour forged irons (3i-pw) for 12 years. Got them at a handicap of 16 and just switch to the Wilson staff modal CB’s, now playing of 6 (although I don’t play any where near as much as I used to)

I got the tommy armour 845 maxs. Just got them a few days ago considering imma new golfer I just needed something newer than my 1999 big Bertha's. I absolutely am in love with my new irons. Hitting better than I ever have

Recently picked up a gently used set of 2022 Cobra ForgeTec One Length Irons. As someone who has historically struggled with long irons, I've found them to promote consistency while still being able to move the ball position around to change trajectory, shot shape, etc. They benefit me as a low handicapper but now I'm a firm believer that the concept could definitely benefit anyone.

In high school I was blessed with using the mizuno MP52 steel iron set and got it fitted. Those irons have lasted me 10 years and still hit amazingly!

I've got the Callaway CF 16s used them 5 years. About 250 rounds total and they are nearly immaculate shape. Also over that time went from a 30+ handicapper to a solid 15 or better. Still happy with them now.

I started out with a Wilson starter set, served me well the first 2 months. I am limited in my swing due to bad shoulder injury, bought a set of Cobra King F8 single length shafts second hand for a bargain last week, been hitting my irons 25 yards further consistently now. Esp PW, 9 and 8 are even 35 yards better.

Ive got the MP-18 Mizuno SC irons and I’ve had them for almost 5 years now, and aside from wear marks on the face and typical dings they are in great condition still

i upgraded about 2 years ago to a set (5-sw) of Benross delta irons. they were an ex demo (or whatever the right phrase is) set for about £150. they are working pretty well for me, Handicap is slowly moving in the right directiona nd i've won a couple of socail comps with them. lots of my mates have sppent big bucks on fittings and "better" irons but these are looking top notch for me.

I haven’t golfed much in the last 10 years and decided I want to get back out there. Of course I’m now a senior so I went to a local 2nd hand clubs store where I bought a set of Taylormade Stealths from 2022. 3,4,5 hybrids and 6 thru SW irons all with senior shafts…they are by far the easiest clubs I’ve hit..it’s got me looking forward to getting on the course again…

Got a set of Cobra S9s way back in high school and just tooled around with the shafts as my swing got faster. Still in great shape 12 years later. I have zero complaints with them. Never been fitted though. Going later in the spring just out of sheer curiosity

I started with a cheap box set and moved quickly to cobra rad speed one length, then I tried some mizuno hb 68s 😃 absolutely love them I’ve improved massively bye the feedback you get from a blade 👍

Bought a set of PXG 0311 irons about 6 years ago. Other than changing grips on a regular basis, last year got new shafts fitted after having a fitting session. Was put into the same make of shafts and stiffness but am now playing 110g shafts. At the time of buying the original irons they were expensive but as I have not changed every 2 - 3 years as I usually do, they have been a great investment

Honma TW 747P. I'm a 17 handicap and I hit these so well. Due to the stronger loft I've gained some extra distance. I also wanted to mention I'm 67 and I hit my 8 iron 160 yds. The reason for my higher handicap is mostly focus and consistency. I love these clubs.

Ive been golfing for 3 years. I was given a cheap box set to get me started and after a year, I bought a near mint set of Mizuno mp32s. I love playing blades. I love how they look and how they feel. I love knowing that if I don't hit it perfectly, then it was 100% me. It has pushed me to play better and smarter.

I have the Srixon z745 irons. Bought them back in 2015 after having some Titelist DCIs for nearly 20 years. The 745s are in great shape. I'm pretty good at cleaning the head quickly after every shot and then double checking after the round. The DCIs are still in good shape and in my 2nd bag.

Was fitted for the Taylormade Rocketbladez Tour over 10 years ago. Absolutely loved them. Finally was fitted for the P770 last year, and have enjoyed them a little more

I brought a second hand set of 718 AP2s 5~P from a guy who upgraded to a T100 set when they came out. They were standard stiff spec but 1 degree upright I had them fitted to me (back to standard) and will have them for a long time to come. Just got fitted for G425 3&5 woods can’t wait for them to arrive 👍🏻 Big fan of buying local when possible!

As someone who is just getting g into golf and is putting together my first set, this video has been the most helpful!! Thank you!

Still loving my Mizuno JPX 919 Forged Irons (5-PW). They were my first clubs that I got fitted for. I have Cleveland RTX 50 and cobra wedges (55 Classic, 60 Classic). For the long sticks, I'm using a Cobra F9 10.5* Turned down to 9* (Custom fit X-stiff), Cobra F7 3 wood (14.5 *), Cobra F9 5 wood (18.5*), and Cobra Fly-Z 4 hybrid (22*).

I loved this video. Kieran in the background, your presentation and persona has hit an awesome level.... it was just warm and also factual and helpful. I am a little biased seeing as you're at my club and Andy was in the video, who I have lessons off! haha great stuff guys.

Ping G400 Irons, regular graphite shaft, bought new. 6-PW. Later, matched a 5 iron to set, but found the hybrid option is better and more consistent for my game. 8 Handicap, 55 years old. I tried a lot of sets over the years, enjoyed chasing equipment and always thought I needed a players iron over game improvement. Just made the game harder trying to have swag in the bag.

I started golf during lock down and eventually treated myself to a set of brand new clubs, ended up going for the Sim max irons. Still in perfect condition 🙌

Finally upgraded my set from a $500 half set I got at the pro shop down at the golf course 2 years ago. To a set of Ping G425 best decisions I have made it's like night and day playing with these clubs the feel is amazing

I have a set of the Pinseeker TPW irons from about 20 years ago. Still play exactly the same way they did when they were new. Love them!

I’m playing some Nike VR split cavity forged irons, came out in 2009. They’re in fantastic shape, and still play really well. Definitely not the “right” club for my skill level, but they offer enough forgiveness to get me around the course.

Taylormade M2 irons - 2017, had them fitted. Love them 👍🏻

Taylormade Firesole - Bought new in middle school and still using it at age 38 just changing the grip. Still hits solid and love the contact feel. It definitely ain't broken yet, and too much memories with the highschool team to let go. Driver, Greatest big Bertha original, just amazing still.

One of the best investments I have made so far is a Ping 3 crossover driving iron that I picked up used on Ebay for $75. I have only been playing for about a year, and have struggled to hit driver consistently. The 3 crossover is really nice off the tee, with consistent straight drives around `175 yards or so. I will take this over 200 yard drives with my driver that spray everywhere. This way, I can still enjoy my rounds, while still working on driver at the range.

I bought a second hand set of Mizuno MX 900, with graphite shafts when I started 2 years ago. Managed to get my HCP down to 25.8 (playing more like 20), so will get myself fitted soon!

Still playing 20 year old690MB's, TP 3 wood and 983K; the 690's helped me get from 18 down to 6, they taught me.

Fitted P770 5-9 (I’ve got the wedge but prefer SM7 46) since April 2021, great irons which are fine for me unless swinging v badly. Such a great point re lessons - I tried the new drivers a fortnight ago & the fitted M5 I already have was close enough in performance to warrant keeping with, though a new shiny toy is always tempting…….🙈Great vid👍

I took the plunge and finally got fitted for some irons last year. I’d had my eye on some mizuno irons but went in open to see what was best for me. In the end I went for some Ping i500 irons as they just felt the best for me. Delighted with them and also feel they’ll be a club that as I improve I certainly won’t “grow out of”. It was definitely worth saving up and getting the fitting as my irons now are there for the long haul!!

I'm using my old Srixon Pro-100 blades. Had them for 15 years. In great condition and I love them!

I'm playing for almost 2 years, and I bought a set of Callaway x16 irons 3 - SW. Very happy with it and bought it cheap back then on golfbidder 😎 I hope It will last forever. Playing with 31 HCP now and no need to change irons for a long time

Just was fitted for the first time a month ago..Srixon Zx5 irons and absolutely love them. I made the mistake of buying a few sets off the rack (only have been playing for less than two years) so understand dealing with making this mistake! Get fit! It makes a big difference.

I have the ping g425s. Had them about almost a year now and I absolutely love them. I did get fit for them. I wanted to buy the mizuno 923s but the pings were just better for me. They look pretty much brand new still, but I do clean them in between shots and at home about once a month. As far as driver, I definitely need a fitting lol. I use a stix driver that I got for super cheap. Looking into getting fitted for a used driver, just need to decide my price point.

I’m currently playing with g425 irons I’ve had them for 12 months was a 22 handicap now down to 16 following your recommendation of them so thanks Pete

Great video. I wasn't sure where you were going with it at first but a bunch of well thought out info.

I started golfing last year, invested a lot of time and energy. Started with 2009 tour preferreds and moved on to buy a set of 620 cb irons. Went to the simulator and after about 20 shots each to get the hang of them, I started hitting straight and the feel of a good hit is amazing. Everyone told me to stay away from them and go with t300 or whatever because they’re more forgiving but the way I see it. I don’t want to hit straight and clear distance on a miss hit, I want to know my faults and improve my game with better more solid strikes. It has absolutely nothing to do with my ego, I have no “fear” of blades or cb irons. I just have the motivation to learn through them. I’m looking forward to this season. I have someone that wants to trade me my titleist 620 cb 4-P for his apex mb irons 3-P… and I’m contemplating it lol.

I started playing golf in July 2020, after borrowing clubs I wanted my own so bought, via a social media site, possibly 3rd hand Wilson x31’s due to availability and cost - £40 with bag and pull trolley. I then bought packages of lessons and eventually allowed my self to replace the Wilson clubs. I set myself a budget of £60 per club and used 2nd hand golf clubs for driver,hybrid and woods, using advice from my coach and making sure I checked reviews from 2017/2018, got myself some adjustable clubs to go with me on my next golfing journey. This year, I treated myself to a set of mizuno irons 2018 hot metal which I lengthened and am now having to adjust to the greater distance that these clubs and my improved swing have given me.. By far though, I value the lessons and the coach player relationship I have, regular lessons mean I can show my stats from arccos and what I see and target the session that I take to the range that see results on the course. Lessons and fitting I think are under valued both in cost and time. 4 sessions a year will improve your game no end compared to no lessons. Great video.

Great video Pete I have a set of AP1 irons which I brought second hand 5 years ago. I like them and given the amount of golf I play they are as good as I can expect. I follow the practice, practice, practice philosophy to improve my swing and see the result on the course. Then I may look at spending good money. Till then sigh I can only dream.

As a new golfer, I carry the Inesis 500 irons in my bag and I love them!

I’ve had my irons for awhile. I’m a stiff shaft but I have my irons in regular. It was a full set of almost unused x18 Callaway’s for 200 dollars and I love them. I may need to get stiff shafts, but you know, they’re perfectly fine and they’re great to use.

Bought myself a set of Cobra F9 irons 3 years ago, still perform and are in immaculate condition. I have played 148 rounds with them, and they are shiny man. Great vid Peter, just subscribed cheers

thanks, my brother in law, a single digit handicap golfer game me the same advice. your video is great for a beginning golfer like me. started playing golf a few months ago. i have been playing with a set of assorted hand me down clubs from 40 years ago, so i am considering buying a new set of irons. i will definitely do at least the static fit, and take some lessons. my brother in law says spend the money on lessons, as "you cant buy a game" meaning buying expensive equipment wont improve your game.

Taylor Made M2 to start learning golf with. Once I got everything figured out, I'll go for a porpoer fitting. Untill then I do love these irons! Got the Taylor Made M2 driver as well. Great forgiveness, bit light maybe with the reg flex shaft. Got a SIM 3 wood stiff, great club. Putter is a Inesis Mallet putter. Great value bag all in all.

Love this video thanks you! I use Callaway RCH60 graphite shaft irons and A decade later they still look brand new.

Currently rocking the Fly Z Pro irons and love them. Got fit for them and I can finally hit the long irons consistently.

I was on a budget trying to get back into golf and having previously played with Wilson Staff and them Mizuno blades I wanted forged clubs. I bought a set of like new Snake Eyes 675c forged cavity ba ks for £150. Not the longest clubs out there but they have a nice feel to them.😊

Just started golf 4 months ago and got by with some loose Stix 8 and 6i s for practice. Last month found a set of Ping g25s Black dot (would have prefered Blue) for 200 bucks, 4i-GW and theyre in fairly good quality. The irons are from 2013 but because theyre a solid cavity back I get along with them just fine. I think used clubs are def the way, made picking up the sport a lot easier.

I wanted to get back into golf and picked up a Cobra SpeedZone package set. Been using them for almost a month so they still look new. Really enjoying the SpeedZone irons, they feel forgiving and can smack a ball pretty far.

Always just bought clubs second hand of eBay but last year I got custom fitted into some P790s and honestly I’ve never played so well. 100% recommend getting fitted even if you’re new to the game.

I had my first ever fitting last year and picked up the Taylor Made P770's. Absolutely love them. They feel so good to me. And yeah, because of the cost of these clubs I'm perfectly content with using these for many years to come. LOL

Currently rockin Nike slingshot tour 2005, got the second hand 2 years back and aside from a few scratches they're perfect. Love them!

P.S. I have just upgraded my 8 year old Ping i25 Irons and Ping Glide wedges. Condition of these clubs were brilliant. Really lasted. Only thing needed was a re-grip. But I changed as these were custom fit and my swing has changed and I have improved slightly. Upgraded to T100s Irons and SM9 Wedges.

Wow, the production value on this video is insane! Awesome stuff.

Complete novice and beginner here but to be fair, I think I got that exact same cheap Wilson set and I’ve been totally happy with it. If you’re looking to start cheap and easy, it’s worked great for me so far and my plan is to individually upgrade clubs when I get to that point, and eventually give the Wilson set to my brother who doesn’t have any clubs but has expressed interest in trying it out

Just upgraded to a 2022 set of taylormade p790 with ventus blue stiff shafts. Absolutely love them