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Stix Compete Irons Review: https://breakingeighty.com/stix-compete-irons
Stix Compete Driver Review: https://youtu.be/FSmb1evp3FU
Stix Compete Putter Review: https://breakingeighty.com/stix-compete-putter-review
Stix Nicklaus Women’s Review: https://breakingeighty.com/stix-nicklaus-womens-clubs
Original Stix Perform Review: https://breakingeighty.com/stix-golf-clubs-review
Best Golf Irons: https://breakingeighty.com/best-golf-irons
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
0:00 It’s been awhile…I think it’s time for a Stix update.
1:00 Some quick history.
1:29 The Perform Series.
1:57 The Compete Series.
2:36 The Perform V2 P02 Series.
3:31 First impressions.
5:18 What’s in the bag?
6:18 Head covers.
7:26 Branding.
8:06 Back to the bag.
8:52 Don’t forget the coupon!
9:20 Performance.
11:36 Shafts.
11:58 Distance.
13:58 Irons.
15:01 The Putter.
15:31 “Feel”
17:24 So, Should you buy Stix?
19:14 Close.
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I appreciate the vid but what about the durability of these clubs? The biggest issue I see with Stix based on search is how easily they break (apparently). I don't think it's wise to tell people to buy these clubs if the durability is not there and you haven't tested it for durability. Especially considering that durability should be the number one feature alongside forgiveness in a "beginner"/game improvement clubs. I'm considering these alongside MacGregor, Ben Hogan, Takomo, and Sub70 for my kid but I'm afraid he's going to break any Stix golf club within a month considering how much he chunks/shanks/etc.