Benny81

So I bought the Callaway XR's, in all honesty I hit them with more confidence and they're easier to use.... I got a round booked with a...

Something like these ? https://www.golfbidder.co.uk/callaway-xr-iron-set

Your best bet when you start is probably to try and find a decent set of used irons that are around 5-10 years old for 200-400 quid...

If you're starting out it's definitely worth getting a few lessons, whoever gives you lessons will know how useful your clubs are. Some...

Older clubs are fine to start with if they're 10-15 years tops I'd say. If they're more like 30+ years old then they probably will be...

Posting a picture of the clubs might help for best advice. I can find know mention of Tri Power on Wilson list of clubs that goes back a...

Old clubs are less forgiving so using them might make the game harder for you and put you off. Think of old clubs as having one small...

Nothing wrong with playing older clubs. But if you want to be good or improve at it you might need open wallet surgery 😂 Plenty of good...

😆 indeed Thanks again, I'll look at some decent second hand clubs and get a couple of lessons

You guess right 🤣 That may not be entirely true but come on, it was an open goal 😄. I suspect they would hinder rather than help...

Thanks for all your advice, some useful points I'll take on board. Here's a couple pics attached...... I found nothing about them from...

Hi, I'm trying to get into the game and could do with a little advice please.... I have a set of age unknown Wilson Tri Power irons...