Wilson Pro Staff 360 Complete Golf Set (Regular,Right Hand,Graphite/Steel)

This is a great starter to intermediate set of clubs. I was wary of the graphite shafts on the irons at first since my previous irons were an older set of steel shaft, forged Hogans. However, I prefer to walk courses when allowed and the decreased weight of the graphite makes a difference over the round. I also found that I liked the feel of the clubs a tad more than steel shafts. The driver is decent and after three trips to the range I was able to reach 250 rather consistently.

If I were to be critical of any aspect of this set I'd refer to the the 3 and 5 woods, the 3 & 4 hybrids, and the lack of a sand or lob wedge. Also, there are no head covers included. I've found that in my game that I rarely use either the 3 or the 5 woods, but that may be attributable to my skill level and the courses that I frequent. I'd never played with hybrids until I purchased this set and personally I've had trouble getting used to them. They're great from the fairway, but I can't discern any difference in loft or distance between the 3 or 4. One hybrid would probably be enough, so I might swap the other with a regular 3-iron. Finally, I've found that I use the p-wedge more than any other club except for my putter, whether it be from the box at a par 3 hole, within certain sight of the green, or even out of a trap. The addition of a lobber or a sand wedge would help a lot with getting more loft within lower yardages of the green.

After reviewing the previous paragraph I realize it seems like a lot of negatives, but I'll reiterate that this set is great for starters or intermediate players. Even after playing quite a bit the clubs show very little signs of wear. The Winn grips look and feel fantastic. And, since I've been playing with this set my game has improved. Some of it has been more practice, but I love the feel of these clubs, I've enjoyed experimenting with the hybrids, and it's caused me to explore additional clubs and accessories in hopes of shaving a few strokes.

Finally, as the previous reviewer suggested, look around for a deal. I actually got my set brand new for $150 and I'm confident that I'd be hard pressed to find the same value and quality in similarly priced clubs from knock-offs or lesser known brands.

Complete range of necessary clubs. If you're accustomed to normal flex received with graphite, you won't be disappointed. Bought mine from a web supplier in GA for $175.00. Look around for bargains.