These AMAZING Golf Clubs PROVE Golf CAN BE CHEAPER For YOU!
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These AMAZING Golf Clubs PROVE Golf CAN BE CHEAPER For YOU!

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These AMAZING Golf Clubs PROVE Golf CAN BE CHEAPER For YOU! The BIG GOLF BRANDS Are WORRIED About These Affordable Clubs!

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  1. Peter Jones

    Hi James I discovered a set of golf clubs from Mizuno LCD with Dyna shafts from 2009 and for some bizarre they suit me down to the ground

  2. Mo Moghal

    Only 2mins in, you've mentioned price – but YET AGAIN failed to mention the import tax on them. Once you factor that in, they're not so cheap any more.

  3. Hunter

    Since I use the Cobra RF MB copper, I can get away with using only a 56 wedge, which is the TM hi-toe. That wedge is super versatile. I saw a video of Phil Mickelson teaching this wedge shot using the toe. That shot completely transformed my wedge play. But you need a wedge that has grooves all over the face to do it.
    As for Takomo, I tried to order some irons from them, and you never know when you’re actually going to get them. They need to fix that issue in order to step up their company. I ended up canceling the order.

  7. David Bowe

    Your the best, James, and I've never missed a day of watching your videos. Your my favorite youtuber, but Tacomo needs to get in the stores. Maybe its just me, but i wont buy a club unless i see and swing them first. That being said if tomorrows video is about Tacomo ill still watch and like!

  8. Vincent Golf

    depending to the destination (country), the shipping costs, import taxes and local VAT made those wedges sometimes more expensive than well known brands…

  9. Blind Squirrel

    James, thank you for bringing more affordable options into the discussions. Your videos are well done, information well delivered and all this for free to your audience. Remember this……you can’t please everyone all the time. You give us MSRP for the clubs. I don’t think it’s your responsibility to offer a “take home price” for everyone around the world. Give us the retail price and WE as consumers can figure out the rest.
    Job well done!

  11. slicerjohn 189

    I pick clubs by how they perform for me not by the shiny name, it’s better for my game and my pocket 👍.

  12. Zax Drums and Golf

    I bought the 60° Wilson Harmonized about 2 years ago and I was satisfied then I got a 56° and 52° from Decathlon all of which costed around 30€ to 40€ a piece. I have been satisfied with them. So I could imagine that the Takomo's are just as nice or even better!! I could also see myself using only the Wilson's but back then the were out of the 52 and 56!! Nice review fro you and Chris!!🏌‍♂⛳

  14. David McDermott

    You need to look at the Haywood MB, I'm telling you. Best looking, best feeling clubs out there. Might be the same as the Takomo 301 MB, but I haven't seen them.

  15. Craig Seaver

    Did you find any issue aligning the club with your target? I would think a straight edge would be a bit easier than a rounded edge.

  16. James Snyder

    I know you said they perform well, but how do they stack up against Vokey wedges? Or even the Costco wedges that are even cheaper?

  18. VK

    I’ve had the 56 degree Skyforger wedge for just over a month and really liking it. Did take a while longer to arrive but was expecting that. Shipping costs to here in the UK was USD 20 so total cost USD 109 but you’d struggle to get something similar for anywhere near the GBP 85 equivalent cost in my view.

  21. Ed Lo

    I play diamond tour 52,56,60 wedges which can be bought on monark golf for 12bucks a head and they are just as good as any of the big name brands.

  25. Paul F

    I believe Takomo are one of the best economical golf club options for quality made clubs. The only downside is wait time for an order. Customer service is exceptional at the very highest rating of all online retailers! Performance is exceptional, Chris and you have demonstrated equal with the double or triple priced big name golf club companies! It's a win win for customers!

  27. RickyBobby86

    I think sub 70 has better customer service and quality for a similar price. Takomo has a bad reputation for taking money and not delivering clubs

  30. johnny b

    I live in SoCal and play a few times a week. I play solo a lot and have yet to see anyone on the range or in my random groups playing these direct to consumer brands. I don't think the major brands are too worried based on never seeing them in the wild.

  32. Mark K

    I have looked at these…only issue I have is they don't offer the lofts I like…i.e. no 50 or 54 🙁

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