Equipment store
Twelve brands, chosen line by line. If it is on the rack it earned the space, and anything marked fit first is worth putting on the monitor before you buy it.
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TaylorMade
P790 Irons
Forged face, hollow body, distance without the look.
£1,499
7 clubs, 4 to PW
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Titleist
Pro V1
The ball most of the field plays, for reasons.
£52
Dozen
Ping
Hoofer Lite
Two kilos on the shoulder, four hours on the feet.
£239
2.0 kg carry weight
Cleveland
RTX 6 ZipCore
Four grinds off one head. Most players are on the wrong one.
£159
46 to 60 degrees
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Callaway
Elyte Max Fast
Light through the whole club, for players who have stopped swinging hard.
£479
10.5 and 12 degrees
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Ping
G440 Max Fairway
The club most bags are missing, and the one most players skip.
£299
3, 4, 5 and 7 wood
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Srixon
ZXi Hybrid
Replaces the long iron you have not hit well since you bought it.
£219
16 to 25 degrees
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Odyssey
DFX One CH
A blade with a counter hang shaft. Strange to look at, easy to start on line.
£229
33, 34 and 35 inches
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Ping
G440 Max Driver
The forgiving one. Off centre still finds the short grass.
£529
9, 10.5 and 12 degrees
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Srixon
ZXi Driver
Quieter than most and the shape good players keep going back to.
£449
9.5 and 10.5 degrees
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Srixon
ZXi Fairway
Shallow face, sits low. Easier off the deck than it looks.
£269
3, 5 and 7 wood
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Ping
G440 Hybrid
Sits square at address, which is half the battle with a hybrid.
£239
17 to 30 degrees
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Ping
i530 Irons
The distance iron for players who still want a thin top line.
£1,199
7 clubs, 4 to PW
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Srixon
ZX7 Mk II Irons
A forged tour blade with just enough help to be playable.
£1,099
7 clubs, 4 to PW
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Ping
s159 Wedge
Six grinds. More choice than anyone needs and exactly enough.
£179
46 to 62 degrees
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Ping
Scottsdale TEC
A plain blade with an insert. Nothing to distract you at address.
£189
33, 34 and 35 inches
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