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Advantages: Looks goos, Feels great and spins loads
Disadvantages: None

Th Titleist Vokey Spin Milled is one of the best wedges on the market. The original design by Bob Vokey has not been changed much for years. The wedge comes in a full range of lofts from 64" - 48" with all types of bounce on it. The wedge is cut using a CAD maching and has about 30% more groove area than conventional wedges so there is more space for the ball to deform in to. The edges of the grooves are more defined and 'sharper' so the friction ...
...I personally have a 58" and I love it. It is an oil can which i think looks better although it has been proven that rust has no noticable affect on the spin rate of the ball. With the oil can it must be cleaned well after use as the dirt and moitsure will make it rust loads. It spins so much as long as the grooves are clean and i use it for everything, pitching chipping from anywhere and bunker play. It has a reasonably heavy head which i think is ... Read review

Advantages: So much short game control, spin is now easy
Disadvantages: Quickly scuffs your golf balls, avoid full shots!

Wow! That is what all golfers are saying when they hit one of these for the first time! Titlesit's latest wedge has a milled face to give extra spin control around the greens. These wedges are available in 54, 56,58 and 60 degrees and can also come in an oil can finish. Ever wondered how the pros on tv get the ball to spin back on a 50 yars pitch, or how the get just the smallest of chips to stop on its second bounce, the answer is they are using ...
...sold for around £85. Spend around £200 and buy two of these wedges and your short game will improve over night, saving you at least 5 shots around. I own a 54, 58 and a 60 giving me the choice of what I want to do a different courses with different grasses and terrians. ... Read review

Advantages: Lower ball flight and increased workablilty
Disadvantages: None

This golf club is designed for golfers who hit the ball to high, because they impart too much backspin onto a golf ball. The 905s has a deep face to reduce spin rates therefore hitting the ball on a lower ball flight, increasing distance. The head is also slightly smaller so is much easier on the eye than some of these brand irons we see today. I use a 905s fitted with a grafalloy blue stiff shaft and it is now my favourite club in the ball. I ...
...find the fairway. The ball goes a long way off the tee too, because of the lowered ball flight my golf ball is leaving the face at the optimum launch angle (45 degrees) and the because of the low spin rate hits the floor and gains another 20-30 yards in roll! The best driver I have ever owned! ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to use,fantastic distance
Disadvantages: Not for the beginer, Poor grip

...is something special, Like all Mizuno clubs its very well made and comes with a top quality zip up head cover. The shaft is wider than I'm used to and straight rather than stepped. The shaft also has a lot of flex making me wonder if its perhaps not for the rank beginer. The head is, as you would expect from a fairway wood,quite small (7 wood) but has a good wieght and a great feel on the swing. After two years of using Taylor Made oversize burners ...
...price £100+ Bottom line, Mizuno make great golf clubs and this one lives up to the good name its got in golfing circles, I can only hit 265 yards with my Cobra driver on a good day! Makes me wonder if i should look at other Mizuno clubs ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to hit,easy to keep straight
Disadvantages: Not long hitters

I first started playing golf when I was 10 years old but was forced to take a 20+ break due a back problem only returning to regular play two years ago. I decided to pretty much start from scratch and took my time choosing a set of irons best suited to my 'back to basics' plan. I picked Taylor Made burners because they have the largest legal club face and a very forgiving play action. I also picked steel shafts as once again they are easier to ...
...made and these are forged (not cast) with a hollow cut back giving a reasonable deep cut into the ball. The original Burners were a little light but the XD's have more wieght and a better feel in the swing. I think these clubs are perfect for serious new golfer looking to improve his game from a handicap above 20 down to about 16 over a period of about 18 months or so. They ARE easy to hit and keep straight,they ARE durable and will take a lot of ... Read review