Reviewed by: Robert de Warrenne-Waller(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s Model Reviewed:
Bay Hill BH450 Summary:
After a lay-off of some 40 years I was encouraged to take up Golf again, and boy was I in for a shock. In my day the players I idolised were Palmer, Player, and Nicklaus, and when I saw Arnold Palmer endorsed and had some real input into a set of Bay Hill BH450 irons, I duly bought a set off the son of a greenkeeper.
Because I used to be fairly good forty years ago, I saw no reason to think I could get back into my swing like riding a bike and borrowing clubs from friends confermed what I suspected, I was totally useless, a complete embarrassment to myself and good only as a laughing stock to others, friends they were not, until ZING******some-one up there told me to buy a set****and yes, a miracle happened, the irons felt good and in no time my handicap had dropped to single figures, and for a 57 year old who has taken the hard road is some achievement. At the moment I give myself one club, ie, a 6 iron for what was a 7 iron, maybe I will get my distance back I don't know, but the irons are so forgiving and accurate I dont really care. The 'High Performance Graphite' shaft is easy to acclimatize to, the grip firm, as is the balance, leaving the player in no doubt who is in the driving seat and in control of his game, not the player, the irons do it all for you. Scuffing is nearly ironed out by the design of the club which sees the ball bounce off safely in the intended direction, unless water is the obstacle, and bunkers are no longer a threat, for a start I steer clear of them and let the club do the rest. I have no vested interest, cancer has retired me from work, and can only say my set was at a give-away price, but I guarantee, not for long. Yours sincerely Rob. Customer Service:
I bought my irons, as I have all my golfing equipment from GolfHQ who are full of bargains, offer a professional approach and speedy delivery. Can't ask for more. yours Rob Similar Products Used:
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