I bought a used set of Warrior clubs and am pleased with the woods. The irons are probably a step up from what I had, but the woods were worth the $100 I paid for the set.
John

Yes many thoughts;

Having been in the golf industry for 10 years i can tell you the clubs you are purchasing from Warrior for $100 are worth just that, and nothing more. If on the other hand you are paying $650-$800 for what you think are custom clubs, think again. These are furthest from custom, the quality of the components are not as good as what you can get from your local neighborhood club fitter; who by the way would see you face to face, recognize your body type and fit you for the proper shaft, and for less aggravation.

True custom clubs from Mizuno, Miura, Titleist, Tour Edge; start at $1,000, and are custom retrofits. These are built by master craftsman, under exacting laboratory tolerances, only after 4 hours of testing, measuring and ball striking on your part. Only then the proper shaft type and frequency can be determined; along with launch angel and velocity

Bottom line is, if you want a Mercedes, buy a Mercedes. You can’t afford a Mercedes, buy a used one; and by the way, Yes you definitely should be fitted for clubs but by a certified professional with “Hands On”.

Don’t for one minute think that the crap being passed off as custom by these boiler room telephone jockeys are any more than sticks and rocks manufactured and assembled in CHINA, to the stringent tolerances and translation ability of a burger flipper at the Wendy’s Drive Up Window.

Tell me now; how often have you driven off only to find out that you have the wrong order, coke instead of diet coke, after being line for 10 minutes and really dying of thirst. Same Deal, Same Educational Level.