The WORST Clubs We’ve EVER TESTED – DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! We Bought the WORST Golf Clubs We’ve EVER Tested (After 5 Years of Reviewing!) ⛳️💀
After five years of testing hundreds of golf clubs, we thought we’d seen it all… until now. In this video, we go all-in on what might be the absolute worst set of golf clubs we’ve ever used—and yes, we actually bought them second-hand thinking we’d scored a bargain. 😬
From dodgy grips to laughable performance, these clubs were a disaster from the first swing. Whether you’re a beginner, a weekend warrior, or a gearhead always hunting for a deal—you need to watch this before making the same mistake.
👉 What makes a club truly bad?
👉 Where did these clubs go so wrong?
👉 Should you ever buy second-hand golf gear?
We break it all down with our brutally honest take.
📉 Avoid these clubs at all costs!
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30 Comments
I could rock those blades and at least the fairways. My metal 5 wood from '89 was the most amazing club.
Just went and bought the first set of golf clubs I bought at 15 years of age in 1981. I found a set of the woods (1,3,5) and the irons 3i – 9i, Pw, Si. The woods are mint and the irons needed some tlc. They are Wilson Sam Snead One Hundreds. The One Hundred is script and not numeral. Made me a Sunday bag and will be playing them.
Maybe Gaz should have been using a putter from 1984 as well 😂😂😂
I keep small blades around to practice with. Definitely fun to hit but a bit punishing to play with.
I have a set of Mizuno metal woods, and they are tiny!! I can't believe I hit them so well. Gaz has the touch of a bull in a china shop…… 😂
I love a good Gaz video
LAB should be renamed to FAD. Because that's all they are. $450+ for a putter is plain stupid. Influencers don't care, they're free to them.
I started my golf journey in 76. I have played with much of the tech that was available at it came along.Steel shafts stayed a good time because the first offerings of graphite were hit and miss the tungsten shaft were so expensive. TheProV and the club design came together very well. In my opinion the golf lessons were always well behind the time. The lesson were first based in feel is real but it soon started to change as photography improved. Wilson sets, Power built Citations were the clubs of the day and the Accushnet Club Championship as the ball of the budget friendly The balata ball were very popular at paydays but were found smiling of off center in the rough. When I started everyone was a bladed irons, wooden woods an some well preserved memories.
What's really funny is that I actually had a driver back in the day that was the same size of that 3 wood! A Taylor Made tour spoon. It was NOT forgiving at all!
Luxury!!!
I bought my first set in '81, wooden woods which I played until the mid to late 90s.
Wtf is going on with the audio?
FFS Gaz a proper golf ball pikey 😂😂😂😂
My 1991 OG Big Bertha Driver is the same size as my current Cobra 3W. I remember getting it and thinking "This thing is huge"
And we thought they were the dog's B******s at the time 😂
Very enjoyable video to watch James and I was laughing at Gaz on the last hole 😂😂
hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I have a wooden Wilson staff tour bloc 5 Wood at home you should try out
Try using my 1972 MacGregor Tourney Custom. Also have Staff blades from 70's. Nobody wants 'em.
Mr. Robinson- I'm thinking that those fairway clubs must have a very solid feel, as they are the same head weight as the huge modern clubs but packed into a small package. Bob
Just look at your smiles, yes golf was more fun with the old clubs
Loving the Gaz
I didn’t play with clubs quite that small but in High School I did hit 85% of fairways with my Titleist 975J my Junior year of Varisty golf. I love the old Titanium 270ish CC heads. They really made you make consistent contact with the ball. I was a way better ball striker back then.
Need to do this match with Alex Etches and maybe Liam! 2v2 with retro blades!
What putter is that James?
That's a LOT of reverb going on with your mic, tell Bobby to step up the game a hair lol.
The balls were not smaller whren those clubs came out in '84. That change happened in 1974.
Try and go older use balata balls and persimmon woods. And similar size irons! Played our best golf as juniors in the early 80’s. We had to shape shots and invent shots to get out of trouble. Golf is a hard game to play anyway but those were the days! I had a 2wood and a 4 wood and cobra tour model irons. Couldn’t hit them today if I tried I don’t think! It was good to see you both try and use those sticks. Should do a scramble with Chris using those clubs. That would be fun to watch. In my time our courses didn’t have to be miles long either. It was challenging enough. Great video except for the sound. That was weird! Anyway bring on more I say older sticks and wooden woods. And yes the golf balls were 1.62 in diameter back then until they changed it to 1.68! We also wore metal spikes back then! It was great fun and the best rest of the game ever in the early 80”s.
Audio 💩 not a good content at all really getting boring some off these now sorry
Found a Mader Stature 1 iron at the Salvation Army for $3 can't wait to try it out.
It's not only the technology from the 80's until today in irons and woods, but also the advancements in shafts that also make a big difference. I put some N.S Pro Modus3 Tour 105 shafts into my 1988 Mizino Pros MS-203 (the irons Nick Faldo used for eight years to dominate from 1988 to 1996 with 6 majors) … except for the 8i with the 1989 shafts, so I could compare it to the 7i with the Modus shaft … and not exaggerating it was a big difference in both dispersion and distance.