John Daly XDS 16 Piece Mens Right Hand Golf Set

When buying a set like this, you’re getting a decent set at a very good price. It’s a starter set, however, and you need to remember this. If you’re a serious golfer, you’ll be heading to the pro shop to get measured and fitted for clubs that cost thousands of dollars, but sets like these (similar ones can be purchased at similar prices at your local big box sporting goods store) are good for people who want to play without spending a fortune because they’re just getting into the game.

I bought my husband a starter set at Sports Authority for $99 on Black Friday a couple of years ago. The price on starter sets normally range from $110 - 150.

[QUOTE=slidegirlcass, post:100, topic:126441]
A full set of clubs doesnt help those of us who happen to be ladies, already own a full set, and have boyfriends/husbands who own full sets. Why not a really nice single club?

What the eff, whens this months WO
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Actually, they sell ladies starter sets at the big box sporting goods store near you at about this price. Just go pick one up.

[QUOTE=Boob, post:16, topic:126441]
Horrible. Save your money and buy clubs that will actually last. Adams makes a good complete set if you’re just getting into the game.
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This is a very good set of clubs for a beginner! Dunlop makes a great product. If you want to spend twice the bones on an Adams set for the same quality go ahead. I bought the the driver alone at a local discount golf shop for 65.00 a year ago, it’s a great club. Buy this and you won’t be disapointed. No, you won’t be hitting a mile in no time but these clubs will last. Grip It And Rip It baby!

When you purchase this set of clubs, do you get a lifetime membership to AA with it?

Similar clubs are are selling for $300 @ Target right now… Long links make for sad pandas

I’m sure the same audience that woot is targeting with this sale would have no problem swinging a two iron.

[QUOTE=Flamingeye, post:11, topic:126441]
Right handed clubs - the bane of left-handed people.
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Actually it can be to your benefit. I"m a leftie who has played both ways . . .golf that is. I have a drive shot that beats most men because I have power on the backswing and follow through (pulling with my left).

My parents got me lefty clubs when I started playing but when I was taking lessons I often switched around clubs. Now I put left and have a lefty sand wedge that I love. So you could say . . . wait for it . . . I swing both ways. Sorry couldn’t resist.

But yes, these are cheap clubs. Might be good for a kid, you could always cut them down and get a less embarrassing bag from a used sports store.

[QUOTE=nswint, post:1, topic:126569]
Ha! I love that quote, I must use it everyday!
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Let’s not forget:

Left handed people are the only ones truly in their right mind.
(Lefties please explain this to your right handed friends, I find a diagram helps).

and

Lefties are spacial. (o:

Is everyone left handed here at woot? I thought I was the only one!

I used to sell clubs and this is not a great deal. You can ususally find this deal a target or wallmart for 3 woods 1,3,5 and irons 3-4-5-6-7-8-9-W and a putter. This takes the 3-4 and replaces it with a hybrid. You can get a similar deal with the extra club, it’s winter everything is on sale.

As a regular golfer, these are a great beginner set. The Hybrid clubs are the new thing lately, supposedly easier to hit and generally replace IRONS 1,2,3, and 4. If you are interested in golf, get a set like these and take a few lessons, more than likely you will be fine for a while, but may have to upgrade select clubs later on. You can go to some golf stores and get second hand items but even they will be much more expensive.

I will mention that the shafts on the woods are Regular Flex which require a slower swing, if you swing really hard and fast these may cause you some trouble. I use steel shaft clubs for that reason. Graphite also comes in a stiff flex if your looking.

Just some info. Overall a good starter set, and even a decent bag by itself will cost you this much.

[QUOTE=g0thm0g, post:14, topic:126441]
Will these clubs make magically empower me to drive the ball as far as John?
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Yes… and with the same accuracy too! LOL

no Hooters logo?
I’m out

Who the hell is John Daly?

[QUOTE=pileot, post:52, topic:126441]
Dam
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If you really want them, I can order and re-ship it to Canada for you. Shipping costs will be a b*tch though.

[QUOTE=jespensc, post:84, topic:126441]
Golf clubs? Guys, come on, this is the outdoor version of Unobtanium-plated audiophile gear – just an excuse to yabber about meaningless technology while not really enjoying the outdoors or getting any exercise.

I’ve done my share of kissing ass when necessary for my career, but I had an epiphany (while actually winning in the middle of a tourney sponsored by Sun Microsystems, iirc) that the chatter about carbon nanotube shafts and depleted uranium medallions was just so much utter horsesh’t, I was a hack, my boss was a hack, his boss was a hack, few if any of the other people actually enjoyed the game, and they were only participating because they were under the silly impression that 18 holes of shared distress would bond them. Oh, and there was a gaggle of sales droids, festooned in logo-wear, under the impression that golfing with them would make f***-all difference in our purchasing of millions of dollars of equipment. The same people got along famously at work and play under different circumstances, which made the whole thing that much sadder.

I decided then and there that golfing – or any other fake-sport prowess-waggling forced social integration masquerading as a bonding event – wasn’t worth scheduling a time-slot between now and death. To be sure, some people seem to genuinely enjoy the game. But if you want to sweat, then run or kick a ball around. If you want to talk with the boss or hang out with the team, grab a coffee or beer, or go out for a walk and talk … but golf? It’s the thing you do when you’re not doing anything.

Needless to say: do not w@nt.
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How can somebody have such an strong disdain for something you don’t do? I’ve worked with plenty of people who don’t like and/or don’t understand the game. They simply don’t play. I really and sincerely wish people like you would quit taking up space on golf courses then so other people could enjoy it. (Since, “few, if any actually enjoy the game” but yet every course is full on every day that isn’t god-awefully horrible.) You don’t see me buying up all your UFC tickets, do you? No, cause I don’t like it. And about the “forced” thing… Yeah… I have a comment, but I’d get put on probation. A real man knows how to gracefully say “no thanks”.

I also have a question for the masses: Why is it that everyone who doesn’t like golf “used to play” and they were so good? Why would you dislike something you are great at? Stories of: ‘I discovered the game was so boring after hitting my fourth hole in one during this one round.’ Or ’ I discovered how much I hated golf “while actually winning in the middle of a tourney sponsored by Sun Microsystems”.’ I hear the stupidest shiznat out of that type…

I default to haters being full of poo - but that’s me.

Personally, I was going to play football professionally. I used to run a 2.1sec 40 and I regularly would bench 550 for 20 reps. After racking up multiple 3,000 yard rushing seasons in college, I figured instead, I would decide I hated the game. So I quit, because, um, it’s for losers or something.

[QUOTE=3goldens, post:114, topic:126441]
Who the hell is John Daly?
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seriously? …seriously?

[QUOTE=cblaines, post:34, topic:126441]
This is a beginner set. The low irons are the hardest to master so most beginner sets are replacing them with woods and hybrids. The “hybrid 4 wood” the description speaks of is actually a hybrid 4 iron. You’d be hard pressed to find any of these all-in-one sets with anything lower than a hybrid 4.
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Most beginner sets are, 1 & 3 woods, 3, 5, 7, 9, and putter,

As I read the product info today, I felt for the first time that someone was speaking directly to me. Thank you and please supersize my fries.

Honestly, any decent club set, just about is ok for a beginner. If it were me starting golf over for the first time, I’d go to Dicks sporting goods - they have a pretty decent set for 150…then that is when you learn what clubs work better for you and you wil upgrade from there.