£300 vs £3,000 Golf Clubs... Any ACTUAL Difference?

[@barriefitzgerald2677]

I have Wilson’s I can hit every shot perfect low draw high draw fade low fade only issue is I don’t no when they are coming I play all right shots just not in the right order

[@aidanwatson3499]

I think these are cheaper Wilson clubs than other Wilson options.

[@willobrien79]

@@aidanwatson3499 ya Wilson does have tour Level options as well.

[@burtnoernie1gaming785]

Yeah I love my power fades and draws lol

[@cameronloveless1751]

There are Wilsons and there are Wilson Staff. Big difference

[@AmryHjSeman]

🤣🤣🤣

[@manilove2pwn]

Anyone that has seen the vid on ricks channel with James on knows its the player. he went under par using a Slazenger half set

[@ssc4564]

As an owner of a set of Wilson golf clubs (£350 with bag) I can assure you that buying better clubs is not going to make me a better player. I kinda agree with Pete's sentiment (kind of...) but focus on practice and lessons before thinking you can buy yourself into a low handicap

[@tthaas]

I've got a similar box set that's the core of my bag; I've just been upgrading as I realize I need to (or, as I find a deal to jump on). That's one major advantage of a box set -- you're set to play golf immediately, and can take your time upgrading if you like. And, yes, money spent on lessons for beginners is going to pay more dividends than money spent on gear. It's a poor mason that blames his chisel, as they say.

[@saturdayshanks3753]

While this is 100% true, you also should not underestimate what a good club fitting can do for you.

[@tomstuppence605]

I could put together a very good set of second hand clubs from eBay for £350, I think ultimately that was the point of the video, they're not even really worth the relatively low price

[@samuelreed355]

I started playing golf last year and bought a cheap package set to begin with, and like others have now started to upgrade the set as its not as good as I would like it to be. I do think that choosing from the second hand market is really tough though if you don't know what you are looking for and I think that stores like golf bidder could offer a second had pre-selected "Starter bundle" that might really help those of us who want to try it.

[@jakehoward2564]

you can noticeably tell he wanted his set to win.

[@willmorgan.3947]

Looked like you were trying to lose with the Wilson's tbh

[@timchamberlain5858]

I'm a big fan of the solo match play when I can do it. I usually play "smart" golf vs "hero" golf so the "smart" ball almost never sees the driver off the tee and plays "proper" golf while the "hero" ball goes for every green from the tee box regardless of yardage and always has a gap to hit through.

[@YayaGolf777]

These kind of videos are so fun to watch no matter what... If you love golf like we all do who watch these videos if any thing give us a break from this crazy world we all live in.. I say kuddos to you brother !!!! Great platform period!!!

[@MonsterERB]

State-of-the-art, top-dollar clubs might save the average recreational golfer a handful of strokes per round. More strokes to be saved by practicing your short game, and exercising better course management. If you have some cash to spend... go get a lesson or two from your local pro. Club upgrades can be had pretty cheaply if you're willing to hit discount/secondhand shops and garage sales. I recently picked up a used Biggest Big Bertha 9 degree driver for $20 and a very nice Cleveland sand wedge for $8.

[@FloridaManRacer]

Did you adjust for the fact those shafts were more light weight? Or did you take your standard strength swing knowing they were lighter and bend the shaft on impact like a pretzel? For a beginner or a senior player these clubs would perform much better than this showcase lets on and I'd bet good money on it. Also, I don't feel some of the points made in this video matter for the person this set is aimed at. Bulky club head size? Who cares? Can't hit 300yds on a drive? Who cares? The whole point of this set is to teach you how to get the ball in the air and do it straight, not go out and shoot scratch golf. I personally think the mindset of this particular video was way off. I know you're capable of hitting a ball VERY well, but you are not the demographic for this set of clubs. A 16 yr old who wants a nice looking set for their first clubs is. A 75 yr old playing executive golf on shorter courses is. (A skiny weak 37 yr old like myself with an 85 mph club head speed is lol) You've got to take that into account in the future. Not everyone is a PGA Golf Pro who can ball strike like a monster, shape shots and flop a 60 degree wedge into the hole from 35 yards.

[@gavincrombie7489]

Big fan of Pete's but not a big fan of the attitude in this video. Constantly belittling the WIlson clubs and talking about how bad they are. Surely the message in this video should be that golf is accessible and anyone can play using the equipment they can afford. Instead the message has been don't bother if you have these clubs or they are all you can afford

[@allanthomson8969]

You totally missed the point. For 300 quid you can build a quality second hand set from places like ebay and golfbidder, and they will look and feel so much better than the wilsons. The majority of my bag is made up of second hand stuff, titleist 690cb irons 3-pw ive had for ten years that were 72 quid in the golfbidder auction! 3 vokeys that were about 50 each. My titlesi 970d driver and ping g25 3 wood were freebies from friend who upgraded. My clubs are great and cost me buttons.

[@poppeman2]

i bought those wilson clubs about a year ago when i started playing. 1 year later and im down to 29 in hcp. and now i can really feel that the clubs are making me stay at 29, can recommend for a beginner. but now im gonna change for something diffrent to hunt down my hcp. great videos peter!

[@chancelorpalmz]

shot par w these wilsons and i havent played in years

[@GooseUK]

Yeah a friend got a set and I was way more consistent than with my old bag of hand me downs. I actually feel like I enjoy the game and am consistent now so consider it money well spent. That said I can see where I will be upgrading, but no rush. ​@@chancelorpalmz

[@ggriesenauer]

Jacob falling and Pete hitting the golf cart with that shot gave me the best laugh. LOL These are fun videos. I'd never consider a box set like that, but it's fun to see how you make videos about them.

[@tthaas]

"As soon as you get any level of better, you're going to want something better." Can confirm; I bought a PowerBilt box set last year to get into golf, and I've been slowly replacing it, piece by piece, as I found gap holes (big gap between 150 and 200 for me with the 3w and 5h, and the lack of wedges meant I needed to add wedges to the mix for short shots) or other issues (I'm tall; I needed a longer-shafted driver and 3 wood than the set had). The main advantage of an inexpensive set like this is that it'll allow you to get out on the course tomorrow and play. Maybe not great -- I'd guess the average golfer won't lose as many strokes as Peter did, but certainly some -- but you CAN play them. Contrast with a rank beginner looking at the second-hand market, which can be bewildering. Box sets are good for going to the driving range and learning to swing a club. They're good for a fun round. And you can upgrade as it comes. My next big buy is going to be new irons, but I'll wait on that until the grips start to go, as "honey, it was either $100 for new grips, or a bit more for new, fitted irons."

[@jamesm4603]

Pete, I have the Wilson Profile XD with senior shafts $299 and have been playing them for 4 years. My H.I. is 15.8( I'm 68, 69 next month) I shot 72 twice this year and shoot low 80's I did replace the driver last year with a Mizuno ST190 HL when the Wilson cracked and added a 52º Vokey SM8 and replaced the blade putter with a Tommy Armour Impact 3 also I replaced the bag last year when it wore through. I play 70 to 80 rounds a year while I agree they are not the best they will work.

[@DavidBlaney]

Well. . . The Wilsons aren’t anywhere near as bad as they’re made out to be here mind

[@ronginnetti5787]

Great video, Pete. I think that warm weather is getting to you! I bought a set of Strata starter clubs three years ago. Perfect clubs as I was learning the game. But, now I do want more. Just got fitted for some PING G425's. I hope the difference is a drastic as it seems in your video. :) Great content, Finchy. Merry Christmans.

[@ludwigslughole9403]

Box sets are perfect for beginners. And I do mean perfect. They come with everything you need to get started. Considering you're probably taking 110-130 shots to get round 18 holes, you just need something that gets you started and you will hit them sweet once in a while and that's all you want. Once you feel you're improving just at being able to hit the ball, let alone worrying massively if it's going straight, then you might consider upgrading. Box sets have a place in golf, but not for a pro like Pete, so it's no surprise he hated them.

[@bigjohny8446]

825 quid for a putter...I'd want it hand delivered by bryson personally and have him do some cleaning while he was here But if it works it's worth every penny

[@jaywalk4446]

My brother started golf with a box set of "Masters" clubs (full set inc. Irons, putter, woods and a bag for £125). That was 20 years ago and all but one of the clubs are long gone, but he still uses the putter! I know the putter is a rule unto itself, but it is probably worth £5 and he is a great putter!

[@0711graham]

I have a set of these exact clubs but with steel shafts. Cost £439 from American golf. Played yesterday shooting 6 over par. I’ll take that any day 🤷🏻‍♂️. Driver shaft is a bit whippy but hey, I’m no PGA pro. 👍🏻

[@fabianm2819]

same, the steel shafts make a massive difference

[@johntaylor836]

There is a market place for all budgets and handicaps from the social player to golfers who really want to strike the ball more consistently. I have played for 20 years and enjoyed playing golf. I recently got fitted for clubs and realised that my clubs were 1/2 inch too short and causing inconsistent hits on the ball. It is very easy to spend money on clubs to play better and add yards to each club but it depends on budget and how serious you want to lower your handicap. Keep the videos coming love the content.

[@dcb5176]

I play with a mixed set of clubs that I bought from the local thrift store...I continue to stop in and buy whatever new they might have...at $3 per club I can afford to be disappointed, but I've just broken 85 playing twice a week and the bottom line is it' not the clubs, it's my skill level that matters...practice is more important than having a bunch of fitted, overpriced clubs.

[@Motorcycle-Magic]

Just plodding along with my slazengers 😂 Broke 90 first time last week. Just had a very positive lesson, 110mph club head speed with driver and have been taught a new swing technique which, after my first attempt at, was told by my instructor if I can learn to swing that way all the time, I should get to single figure handicap 😳 Given me a lot of confidence but still wanting a club upgrade! Right now tho, £500 seems as attainable as £50,000 😂

[@richardblenkinsop5072]

Coming back to golf I got a set of Wilson profiles. They got me back into the game. I've since upgraded every club bar the 3 wood that came with it which is now my go to 5 wood

[@jonathansherlock5226]

I bought the Strata starter set this summer. By the end of the summer I was already starting to realise the clubs weren’t giving me enough. Some golfbidder items and searching for deals and I now have a G425 driver, Sim 2 Max OS 4-AW, Mizuno SW and a Taylormade Spider Putter. Overall came to about £1,000 but has massive helped with my game and given me much more confidence on the course.

[@CBags047]

You holed more putts in this video with the Wilson than you have with that Sik in the last 3 months. Bag it.

[@5456mw]

Your comment summed that up completely to my first set of cheap clubs. As soon as you get better you’re going to want something better.

[@Eeppoonn]

Peter, thank you for the review. But I wonder if it is OK to upgrade from US Kids Set to this Wilson Ultra XD set? My kids are 13 and 15 and they go to a golf school from time to time but nothing professional, they have still high handicaps. They've just overgrown the US Kids stuff. What do you recommend? Thanks!

[@christianvachon2235]

Nice video! In the budget category, I think the best deal going is the Callaway Edge, which is re-issue of the old Callaway X2Hot (the irons at least, but I think the woods might be as well), and the older Odyssey Pro 1 White Hot putter. 10 pemium clubs (driver, 3W, 5H, 6i-SW) 400£ plus VAT. Combined with the Coscto wedges (best deal of the year at about 120£) you are looking at 650£ about with bag for 13 clubs. Just saying....

[@Jack-xy4fy]

Yeah, I got a full set of XRs for the same price too. The benifit was that I could pick which clubs I preferred (hybrids/Woods, putter shape etc) The con is it takes patience to find the right ones at the right price and you'll likely need a regrip since I've ended up with 5 different grip brands and shapes.

[@christianvachon2235]

I understand. Good points overall. I was thinking of budget options that have quality. Callaway just re-issued older tech at a good price. The Costco wedges are the deal.of the year. Period.

[@Jack-xy4fy]

@@christianvachon2235 if I hadn't picked up the XRs my second was the Callaway Edge, I just wasn't a fan of the green colour. If the gold version had been out at that time, I would have bought them for sure.

[@christianvachon2235]

I umderstand. Looks can make a big difference.

[@limes..100]

Best value is second hand eBay and fb marketplace. Can build a bag full of big brands for £400 quite easily

[@scottmenard8707]

Great videos Rick. send a few of the drivers to the US!

[@Hans-MVauEs]

Well, with the last sentence I agree. But I was a bit disappointed by your performance with your very special putter. Of course you win with your special clubs, what else. I like your swing! Keep it up !!

[@moedark4390]

IDK I just watch a guy go below par with a 75 dollar half set of clubs....im thinking my money may be better spent on lessons than pricey clubs

[@craigbanks7007]

Love it, when you heading back down to Carden Park? Would love to just come watch some time. You’re the whole reason I started playing golf after I stumbled across your channel during lockdown 1.0

[@paulstephenson5815]

A pro golfer that can’t adapt to some budget irons after a full day. Pete was particularly great with his own clubs so I wouldn’t take too much from it. My daughter has the ladies set and for £279 they are brilliant as a starter set

[@shauncarter924]

Law of Diminishing Returns applies here. Also, would the expensive clubs make an average golfer that much better? They may save a few strokes but overall, but I’d say that it’s relative to the experience of the golfer.

[@tonybytheway7543]

Hey Pete, loving the videos and jealous of where you are playing/filming. Was supposed to be there myself till chronic tendonitis has kept me off the course for 3 months. Looking to get fitted for Mizuno's or Titleist's in the NY with graphite shafts so I can play again. Clubs wise you have to get fitted to play your best and for me these two are the best brands for irons.

[@dannydonn8317]

Maybe a little bit unfair. Yes at your level, spending the money is worth every penny. But to be fair a 300 quid set is for the beginner just to get them going. It would be interesting to see how I mod / high handicap player got on with something custom fitted vs a cheap starter set mind

[@michael2782]

The only "fair" test would be a high handicap golfer playing the same two sets. He/she wouldn't have your tremendous swing speeds, negating the effects of the much better shafts your clubs have. An even better test would be to have a $300 box set against a set of more expensive clubs off the shelf/rack with the same basic shaft's - regular/stiff or senior. My final thought is that no beginner cares much about cosmetics or sounds. That all said I really did enjoy the video and wish you an upcoming Merry Christmas.

[@cameronloveless1751]

There are Wilsons and there are Wilson Staff. Big difference. The emphasis needs to be less on Wilson here, dragging the brand down, and more on “box set”. Mr Finch, as you well know, Wilson make some incredible clubs under the Staff banner (Blades and CB irons in particular, but the new wedges also very good)

[@lengazeley9857]

Did you actually putt better with the Wilson holing some great medium range putts?

[@Mungo-ul9pv]

Is the Wilson putter going in your bag? Best I’ve seen you put for a while!

[@leelyn12]

dude plays on pace with clubs 10x the price, and is dogging them? thats not a biased opinion at all

[@josephkidwell4496]

I have a Wilson tour distance 4 hybrid in my bag for when I need to hit a perfectly straight 200 yard shot. I have never hit a shot with it that had any sideways movement on it. It goes dead straight wherever the face is pointing…but it feels like I’m hitting a rock with a brick, even with pro V1s.

[@phips8606]

started this summer with a Package set from Wilson and swaped the irons for some second hand ping i500 and starting to build the bag from here

[@neiltaylor62]

Those clubs look terrible but we'll done on continuing playing with them show the rest of the world how bad they are at least you tried them in the sunshine just imagine how hard would have been in Manchester in November/December. Thank you for your wonderful work Mr Finch & your brilliant team 🏌‍♂️⛳🌞🌞

[@bigtommo5428]

This video is very helpful i bought the Wilson set in steel about 8 months ago I am awaiting new titleist t300 to come and have completely more on from the wood in the set can’t not hit a thin with them

[@fabianm2819]

i got those same Wilsons, they come in steel shafts as well, and they're actually pretty good, the finish on the driver is a bit meh, and the grips are a bit squiffy but I've only been playing 5 weeks now and my 6 iron is going 180 yards

[@stonetufano9033]

What golf course are playing at because my favorite racing sport race at that track to near where you are playing golf

[@Croy01]

Pure Quality Content, love these kind of videos, Your £3000 clubs just look way smarter anyway 👌🏌️‍♂️⛳️

[@antinchleybeaman651]

I started playing again in May and bought a set of these but with the steel shafts. Only issue I have with them is that the bag is falling apart already😡 I am already saving for upgrades though to be fair.

[@JackWells99]

Like Pete said, go for a nice set of 2nd hand clubs.

[@antinchleybeaman651]

@@JackWells99 Dont know where to start with that! Think I will invest the money into some lessons and look at different clubs in the summer👍

[@GooseUK]

i picked them up to get me back into it. Not played in nearly four years and second game shot +18 and they are majorly better than my old clubs in terms of consistency. I can feel the irons are shorter than when I use my mates clubs, and the driver (for me) will not carry past 249 no matter what. With my mates driver I can easily hit 270+. That said I paid £300 for these which is one quarter of the cost my replacement set over the next year will cost. I'll have more lessons and drop my handicap first then upgrade afterwards.

[@colinwallace2085]

The Wilson box set is for new golfers and it is like any sport, the better you get the more you dial in the equipment to optimise you performance. Given I'm crap maybe I should get one of these sets and get rid of my £2000 set now. 🤣🤣🤣😜😜❤

[@Endsieg009]

I feel like the biggest conclusion of this video was don’t spend $3000 on golf clubs. Lol. Thanks for the video Pete your content is always amazing.

[@DJ_Sharpee]

me starting out would the wilsons suit? i am torn between a couple of brands to start out around this price point.

[@atxrich]

Peter Finch: “Have you ever seen two more distinctly average golf shots in your life?” Me: “Every time I play”

[@dinkydave57]

Another on form video. Feel a bit sorry for Wilson. We ALL can't afford a bag of clubs worth £3000. So in fairness not really a fair fight.

[@timothybevis6095]

Kind of figured what would happen. The only thing that I kept from my original Wilson's from 35 years ago is the putter. But thats another story. Thanks Pete

[@laurieharper1526]

The law of diminishing returns always applies. Yes, spending more will get you better quality, but the improvement will not be commensurate with the additional cost. This becomes more true the more you spend. Most important, you need to be good enough to get the best out of better kit. I've come to golf late in life (mid 60s) and have started with used, decent, but nothing special clubs, courtesy of eBay and the advice of a couple of golfing pals. My main sport (at which I am reasonably accomplished) is fly fishing. I own some very nice rods (Hardy and similar) but I didn't start out with them. I learned with more modest kit. When I did treat myself to high end rods, I appreciated and was able to use them properly. If you have, say, a couple of thousand to spend, spend a thousand on kit and the rest on lessons. You'll be better off in the long run.

[@jameshunt8373]

What set are the Wilson's?

[@jrsweets4833]

Playing off the golf cart for a layup was brilliant!! Haha

[@TheCerberusOfHell]

oh man you hitting the buggy made me choke on my drink ive never laughed so hard! keep up the great work pete

[@dreadn0ught_k]

The udon noodles are fig plants. They're all over the coast of Durban, South Africa as well

[@robthomas3968]

Wilson putter needs to go in the bag 🔥2 great putts

[@JackRainfield]

Just to be fair to Wilson the Ultra XD clubs are not even mentioned on their website. Wilson actually does make some pretty nice clubs and I've personally hit some of them that I really liked. They're not cheap either. The Ultra XD line I'm guessing is a special cheapo package that is intended for the start up golfer's first season, just to get their feet wet and see if the sport interests them.

[@nicolasvandekeybus2345]

Not the ending message I hoped for considering I have a very similar set of Wilsons :p

[@anthonycollins9758]

Loved the comedy moment from noodles to buggy :-)

[@cameronclark8052]

These are my clubs I bought a few months ago I’ve been playing pretty much none stop. If I get a fitting and pick up some decent clubs, probably going to give myself a budget of £1,000 is it going to be a noticeable difference

[@ajalikhanz]

Lol I have the exact same Wilson Ultra HD set! And yes I agree with Peter I probably should've bought second hand ones but next season I'll be getting fitted.

[@BrD4GOD]

Sir Finch, I got the Ping G series irons becsuse you recommended. I love them!! Amazing irons. I used to have Wilson's. Didn't work for me. They just felt inconsistent.

[@randygibsongolf4618]

I Love these videos I have a wilson set and I think I'm getting g to that point where I can play decent so I'm kicking around a few of the mid level sets or putting something together from golf bidder.....options are cobra xl, wilson reflex or platinum or put a used set together.

[@benjaminwilliams5914]

Doing a video comparing a few beginner sets would be very helpful! Getting a new set this month and I just have no idea which sets are best

[@davidchamberlain6035]

I'm rocking a set of Wilson Profile and handicap has dropped from 8 to 5 this year. Just the irons, driver and fairway clubs are crap

[@mido4510]

At: 6:46….lost Ball. „From Rough to Rough with W…..Sr…“. But Wilson is one of the most underrated Brand! I love the Brand (nur Not the HD).

[@reddymi]

I like your irritation. I also agree with you. I used to play with those kinds of sets and they typically have the worst shafts ever… like rubber bands.

[@leehaywood8013]

some people only have £300 to spend Pete, If Golf bidder can do me a set of irons woods, rescue Putter and Bag for £300 then I would be very very surprised, plus you may of missed it but people are really finding it tough, it will soon cost £300 just to fill a car up with Petrol

[@johnjutton103]

Maybe at the top top level it matters thst extra half of a percent. I'm a 10 handicapper. In my bag I have the callaway epic driver gbb second hand 100 pound. Callaway steelehad irons second hand 280 pound, titelist wedges costing me roughly 35 pounds each second hand and odyssey putter costing me 60 quid total 570 pound for my clubs. So my set has costs the 5th of the price of petes. And to be honest the steelheads are immense I tried some of the new irons and I don't feel like they are any better. Look at Phil mickleson he uses a 2016 model driver. It's not all about equipment and technology it doesn't always better your game. Technique and practice usually is the best way to improve your game

[@neiltaylor1765]

Peter, beautiful putter, the difference between my gem and yours, a tei3 face 34" Newport 2 and your arm lock putter

[@AdiHughesGuitar]

Brilliant video. Have exactly the same issue with guitar students buying poor quality new instruments that are hard to play even as a professional. Much better getting a equipment 2nd hand in the same price range.

[@SmokeandSteam]

Very much enjoyed the video Pete. Can I ask why the videos all have background music? It’s actually quite off putting, especially when you are talking!

[@calumjunior7748]

They got me back into golf but they didn't last long before upgrading. I've been in a pretty constant cycle of buying better clubs since. I think i might have a problem.....

[@torgeirtj1]

You should do the same video using all inesis clubs (500 irons, wedges, hybrid, wood, driver..)

[@Jack-xy4fy]

I bought a full set of Callaway XRs from ebay for about £500 then added a putter and wedges also from ebay. Ive tried out Epics and Rogues (which at the time each club costed as much as my entire set), and I honestly seen no difference in performance.

[@83superted]

I've had a set of Wilson Deep Red's for about 8 years now & I love them, but the one time I used a TaylorMade SIM Max driver for a round I can't tell you how stark the difference was. I wanted to marry that driver 😆

[@baldwinbonney]

Love the videos, Pete. Agree with the sentiment, but wonder how the comparison would go if you slowed your swing down to around 90-95 mph driver head speed. Would think the "men's shaft" might seem a bit more playable than the shafts you're using. Just guessing though...

[@OnixpectedYT]

No bias in this video at all…

[@joshbakes4224]

im thinking of getting a set of callaway edge clubs does anyone have anything to say about them

[@aaroncallan8622]

Why does Wilson only get reviewed as the cheap box set (against a fully custom fit set) or a blades set, both of which the average golfer won't or can't use. Dont think youtube reviewers are giving Wilson a fair shout when they pit them in videos.

[@fsnicolas]

The shafts alone give the Wilson clubs a huge disadvantage already. May try putting on some good shafts on those clubheads, Pete.

[@tjmeyer3037]

Now just so I'm clear, is "Wilson" the same Wilson who was a Castaway on that deserted island with Tom Hanks several years ago? Correct me if I'm wrong but I think Wilson actually got rescued first. I never really kept up with him after that. Great content and I'm cheering for you Pete. If you need a caddie let me know. I'll try and find you one. Lol. Cheers buddy.

[@garyverth4887]

Loving this kind of content

[@bryonburrell9509]

Definitely clubs that are aimed at getting someone started in golf who might play once every month or so to see if it might be something they could really get in to.

[@gohamm8629]

A.) can you do a 2-iron video with the UDI? I got one and I can see the potential that it will compliment my bag, but I’m struggling to get it to fly >200y with club speed around 100, and I’m pretty sure it’s my launch conditions/strike. B.) are these videos pre-putter fitting, or have you already settled on the Sik to stay in the bag? I was excited for the chance of you getting away from the arm lock, and that new stick you had fitted looked promising! 3.) Great video as always!

[@Jason-bq2tr]

Hey Pete, love this video but would love to see you and an 18 handicapper test both sets. I imagine (I may wrong) that the Wilsons are probably more forgiving for the high handicapper.

[@user-nh4tm6hh4j]

Thanks Peter, You and Rick are proving that all is takes are decent clubs and a lot of actual time on the course to get good scores. You can't buy talent.

[@karituominen8593]

I second that thought, get good second hand clubs rather than new crappy ones, though they do have a place for people who aren’t sure if they like the game or not. They’re easy to get and cheap, but that’s the only positive i find in them 😄

[@mattcross1722]

Great video as always Pete! I would love to see you do a comparison like this. Instead of two sets have three sets of clubs. Yours, a stock cheap set, then the same cheap set but fitted to your specs. Curious if there would be more of a middle ground in performance. Love these cheap equipment vs name brand videos. It's always interesting to see what all that money does and doesn't help with.

[@bolandazuri24]

I wanna see a tour pro play pete with a cheap set while Pete has his clubs and see what happens

[@philipleeson6616]

Not going on the bag??? If I were you Pete I’d keep the putter. Some of the best putting I’ve seen from you for a while.

[@markwheeler4245]

Tbh I’m broke atm and wanted to get into playing golf so I’ve bought some second hand clubs online for £90 so im guessing they aren’t quite as good as these 3K + clubs 😂 but hopefully they do me :) I got a driver, 3 Wood, Hybrid not sure which I can’t see any number just says MD Golf?, irons 5-SW and a club just says 52 on it so that’s a gap wedge right? And a putter, they’re in decent nick so get me out playing anyway in a sport I couldn’t afford to play otherwise without cheap options, need a bag though.