Which of these club sets do I choose?

[mrserv0n]

I just started golf a month ago and have played only 5 times, I go to the driving range almost everyday and practice so I am determined and really not that bad at it.

I am looking into a reasonbly priced set designed for beginners, I found this recommendation page, and it recommend either of the following setups



Power Max GX Squared Ti Driver (12 degrees)


GX Squared Fairway Wood (3, 5)


Revelation Hybrid Iron Set (3-PW)

Center Cut mod. 15 Putter


Second set
Command Q4 Titanium Driver (12 or 14 degrees)

Command Q4 #3 Fairway Wood

Command Hybrid Iron Set - 3, 4, 5 Hybrids and 6-SW Irons (all Graphite shaft)

Xeon M-4 Putter


Should I mix and match these? Not get either? I don't know what to do they both sound good and have good reviews and are in my price range.

Thanks

 

[wirehair]

Generally those noname boxed sets are crap. They'll have zinc heads, poor/inconsistent weighting, lofts that are random, really thin plating, etc. Avoid and stick with Name manufacturers.

 

[jojosasser]

What's your price range?

 

[effec]

From everything ive been reading (and its a lot) non OEMs are just not worth it. With tons of discount sites selling used equipment + ebay , there really isnt a good reason not to get solid OEM equipment. The downside is waiting for good deals.

 

[mddubya]

Check Global Golf out, you can get a used set of name brand clubs for about what you'll pay for those mentioned, and have a whole lot better set of sticks.

 

[mrserv0n]

My budget is about $350 , I need everything but a driver..

 

[footballking732]

My budget is about $350 , I need everything but a driver..

Definitely avoid a boxed set. Quality(and quality control) is terrible.

For $350 you could easily piece together a set of quality OEM clubs.

 

[Dusty90]

If you stay with this thread long enough, Some of the master Ho's will chime in wiht links to get you the best set possible for you price range and skill level.