Excellent set of clubs. Great feel. Has helped me shoot straighter and aim better. Add a few yards too. I paid far less than the retail price suggested above.

Have been sceptical about the Titleist products, not anymore.

Customer Service

None so far but I heard great things about them.

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Callaway, Lynx Black Cat.

I just picked up a set of these clubs today and went for a game straight away.
They are unreal! I have been playing only three months and had managed to get to a 25 handicap with the odd good round under that, I had a best round of 89 and hit around 92-96 most rounds.
Today I hit an 83 with my new clubs, I was hitting long and straight! Even when you catch it a bit heavy! Although I must admit mine are set up custom for me, Even so, great feel and control, even mis-hits flew and were fairly accurate.
I say if you have a slice or fade you want to get rid of, have a few lessons and then buy these clubs, They're awesome!!

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Callaway X-12

These clubs are OK, but make sure you are fitted properly for them. Mine don't fit me quite right, and it shows. Off-center hits don't correct as well as you'd thing, and the clubs don't have a soft feel. They don't hit very long, but they offer good playability for oversized clubs.

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TM SuperSteel, Ping ISI, Wilson FatShaft

Very good clubs. Hits extremely accurate but not as forgiving as deep cavity irons (Callaway Big Berthas), so you know when you make bad contact. Beginners may not like this as much, but probably still good to learn on. A little expensive for steel shaft clubs, but they are Titleists after all. Not sure what the difference between the Gold and Black version are.

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Callaway Big Bertha X-12, Mizuno TC-29, Yonex ADX 100i, Ping Eyes

I have lately been using a set of my father's Titleist DCIs, and to say the least, I hit them like crap. I use Titleist eveything else still: balls, gloves, bags, they all have great quality; but if I were someone looking for a good deal on a nice set of clubs, I would buy a decent set of Armour 845s. Not very costly, but long and straight as an arrow. What more could you want?

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Titleist putters. Not the greatest feel. That's one of the first things that I lood for in any club. Feel.

The clubs feel solid, and I really like the Sensicore steel shafts which really absorb vibrations--very close to graphite. Oversized, but not too big. A fairly basic classic design, without all the gimmicks--i.e. titanium inserts/tungstun plugs etc. Seem fairly forgiving--and my game needs all the forgiveness it can get. Wedges seem particularly good, especially the sand wedge.

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Cobra gravity backs, Tommy Armour Ti 100, TM LCGs

These clubs are, to me, the epitome of good golf. They're forgiving but you can still work the ball. They provide feedback without ever being harsh. They don't have too much offset. They do both distance and trajectory control, even with the mid-flex graphite shafts. Their simple design is beautiful and timeless.

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KC II, Taylormade BB, Callaway BB, Lynx Black Cat

Without reservation, these are the best golf clubs I have ever hit. The feel and the qulaity of the clubs is tremendous. The clubs are incredibly forgiving for off center hits. Accuracy has improved and scores have droped noticeably. Excellent golf clubs!!

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Hogan Irons & woods, Taylor Made irons & woods

This is a classic club that outperformed my Lynx black cats tremendously. These give me better ball flight, more confidence at address, and the classic and simple shape is what makes Titleist the last great golf company.

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I am looking at the Taylor Made Firesole and the Titlest DCI oversized and would like to know the different ratings these clubs have received. Thanks

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