Reinforced high lofted driver fairway wood featuring a weighted sole plate promoting a lower centre of gravity and producing the perfect launch angle for increased distance and accuracy. In the hybrid you have a 23° club. It’s design actually helps prevent slicing, once again assisting newbies to improve their play while they learn about the game. All these options give you quality and strength while it also allows for a faster swing speed than you may find with other clubs and you’ll launch those balls quite high.

There are excellent features on the clubs, such as the wood being very lightweight and the driver will be forgiving while offering an extensive sweet spot; an excellent characteristic for new players. Theses sets take up a position of a very good quality starter set but all of the clubs we have listed are good quality and have their selling points as well. Your putter is in the mallet style. This is a classic design that works effectively, offering a firm putt. The brand used game improvement technology that will help you hit the ball further than before. ProsWith the driver, the woods and the hybrid clubs, you benefit from them being graphite shafted and so do the irons making these perfect clubs for all but fastest of swingers.

Ben played in 33 British Open Championships from 1880 to 1923 and although he never managed to secure the coveted Claret Jug, he came close on many occasions, finishing in the top 10 on 12 occasions and finishing as runner up in 1888. Ben played his last Open at the age of 67 and in the following year, his final round of golf.

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SW irons have a sleek club head design with wide sole; promoting extra forgiveness and increased playability. The encouraging thing is that this kit will work for you even if you don’t have the best swing speed. The Ben Sayers M8 golf club set has everything you need to play well as a beginner and improver. A great selection of clubs built for forgiveness and accuracy. It comes in a premium 8 way top divider bag and the quality of the clubs is immediately evident upon viewing. The stainless steel irons with their Graphite shafts feature an undercut cavity design for improved ball striking even with off-centre shots. The wider sole and top line work with the undercut cavity to enhance forgiveness and increase playability. The new style mallet putter with its contemporary flared shape has been designed to help with alignment and promote success on the greens. In 1913, Ben Sayers Junior joined the business. Young Ben was a very good golfer himself and played matches alongside his father on many occasions, most famously when representing Scotland in international matches against England.