Stix Golf is hands down one of the best direct to consumer sets of clubs you can buy. And for the price? They may just be some of the best CLUBS you can buy. Period.
Or at least that’s the narrative. The question is are they actually any good? And if they are, who are they good for? And should you buy their full Perform series or more entry-level Play series?
I answer all of those questions in this Stix Review:
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More About Stix Golf:
Full Review of the Stix Perform Series: https://breakingeighty.com/stix-golf-clubs-review
Full Review of the Stix Play Series: https://breakingeighty.com/stix-play-golf-clubs
Stix Perform Steel Shaft Review: https://breakingeighty.com/stix-golf-perform-steel-review
TABLE OF CONTENTS
00:00. Stix clubs: The Evolution.
00:55. A couple quick notes and disclaimers.
01:28. Stix Perform Series.
02:09. 14 down to 12 but you get a bag!
02:30. The new Perform package. Annoying or appropriate?
03:35. Like a draw bias? They might be for you.
04:02. Still a good option for a lower handicapper?
04:47. Customizable.
05:12. The Play Series…a better bet for a beginner?
05:44. Keeping things simple.
06:17. But how do they feel?
07:19. Not a lot of options with the Play Series.
07:49. You get the same putter with either set and I love it.
08:30. You also get the same driver…I love that too!
09:12. An option if you’re looking for something to grow into.
09:36. Final thoughts.
09:56. Close.
1 Comment
Thanks for the review. Like many value plays, these are a tough sell when you have the ability to choose previous generation models from major OEMs.