Majek Senior Mens Golf All Hybrid Complete Full Set which Includes #3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PW Senior Flex with Midsize K5s Design High Traction Tech Grips Right Handed Clubs

Great clubs for seniors at a super price

First off, my particulars. I'm a 69 year old right handed golfer with an index that floats between 13 & 16. I've had these Majek hybrid irons for 3 weeks, and have played about 10 rounds, plus practice / range time.1) I can hit these hybrid irons 15 - 20 yards further than my prior TaylorMade M6 irons. Today, I hit a 160 yard shot with the 5 iron, right to my aiming point on the 9th green. It went a bit long.2) I no longer need to consider hitting a divot in front of the ball to get a good strike. These are made for a sweeper like me. And I can do this *consistently*.3) These hybrids just feel good in the grip, even if a bit thin. I'll likely have them regripped with a medium Golf Pride grip in the near future.To say I'm satisfied with my purchase is an understatement. I'm getting more accuracy, better distance, and excellent consistency shot to shot. These hybrids are confidence builders.Edit 4/19/23Got my first ace ever today with a Majek K5 7 iron hybrid. Yeah, I'm satisfied. :-)

I'm a high handicapper (24) and I'm not as young as I used to be, so I thought I try all hybrid. When I strike the ball well, I do get another 10-20 yards. I normally would hit my 9 iron 120 yards. The last time out, I was 115 from the center, back hole location and slightly uphill. So I tried my 9 and sailed over the green another 15 yards. The clubs do seem to be more forgiving of a slice/hook and after playing 20 or so rounds I think that I am overall happy with the purchase.The cons are that they do not hit well out of heavy rough or tall grass. There's just too much area on the sole and it hangs up in the grass more than my traditional clubs. Also, with a full swing I find the pitching wedge to be very responsive, but I have more control with my standard PW for the shorter, half swing shots. I'll be putting my standard PW back in the bag. The last con is the quality of the club is less than perfect. The ferrul, the plastic cap that tops the hosel, is not glued properly and slips up the shaft on 4 or 5 clubs. At this point, it seems to be more aesthetic than structural, but it is disappointing.

Clubs are good. Happy with them.

As a retiree living in a golf community, I play quite regularly. For the past several years, I have played with a mixed bag; some hybrid irons and some not. Since I did not have trouble hitting the hybrid irons, I decided perhaps now was a good time to go to a full set of hybrid irons. Maybe because my swing speed is now slower or the hand/eye coordination is not as good (or both), I just didn't seem to be hitting the regular irons as well. Thus the impetus for buying a new set of clubs.I began researching hybrid iron sets focusing only on full sets. I was familiar with the brand I was already using and thought they would be what I would end up purchasing since I seem to hit them well. But in reading online reviews for hybrid irons for seniors, I consistently saw that Majek hybrid irons were rated higher than those in my bag. When I read that I could return the clubs within 30 days, I decided to try them out with the return box ready to be used if I didn't get an immediate positive feed back from using them.So what was my verdict? I loved the feel and swing weight of the irons. I have played 11 rounds with the Majek irons. My average score for those rounds was 80.36. Comparing my previous 11 rounds with my mixed bag of irons, those rounds averaged 82.63. I am hopeful that as I get used to playing with these new irons especially 8, 9 & PW since those were my non-hybrid irons, that my scores may drop a little lower. For me, I believe I made the right decision in purchasing the Majek All Hybrid Irons.

Yes I've arrived at a certain age where I can't get the club head velocity or accuracy the way I used to, maybe never did. This mattered most using irons, not so much on the green or tee. I was losing two or three shots every hole making divots on the fairway or landing in the water or hunting in the woods. And just a little too much time in the sand. If I wanted sand and water, I'd go to the beach. I blamed it all on me, but it wasn't me It was the way irons require a perfectly positioned club head at contact with velocity. When I saw this complete set of hybrids, I knew instantly this would be heaven on the fairway. Now fairway shots have solid contact EVERY TIME, accurate direction and predictable distance. Holy moly. This allows me to play strategically, picking the exact right club for each shot (like a pro does), impossible for me before. It's almost a science now. I can actually play the game. On a par 5 I can usually get to within pitching range of the green in three (avoiding the bunkers reliably) get to the green in 4 and two putt in. I could be a par golfer with more practice and actually get to the green in 3, or one-putt, but I'm just not there yet. But who cares? Instead of frustration on almost every hole, I'm finally enjoying the game again. Finally I can play golf well and enjoy it too. And these clubs LOOK as fabulous and as expensive as they play. Other guys actually stop me and ask about them. Thank you.

I was astounded at the length added to this old 71-year-old golfer as I flew over greens with the same number of my old Nicholas irons and can hit them much better off the ground. I don't even tee up on par threes anymore. They also make me more comfortable hitting my woods off the ground since they look so much like woods instead of irons.

paint is coming off the clubs using head covers all the time didnt come with upgraded grips