GolfGirl FWS3 Ladies’ Golf Club Set
The new GolfGirl FWS3 ladies golf kit is an excellent value for money for ladies wishing to get into the game or improve their game if they’ve been playing for a while. The large, high-launch driver, forgiving hybrids, and cavity back irons are all designed for simplicity of use and forgiveness.
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The new GolfGirl FWS3 ladies golf kit is an excellent value for money for ladies wishing to get into the game or improve their game if they’ve been playing for a while.
The large, high-launch driver, forgiving hybrids, and cavity back irons are all designed for simplicity of use and forgiveness.
Key Features
- HIGH LAUNCH DRIVER – The 460cc driver has a large sweetspot and a higher loft, which helps get the ball into the air faster. Headcover that matches Graphite lady flex shaft
- EASY TO HIT HYBRID – The #4 hybrid replaces the difficult-to-hit long irons, resulting in more consistency and forgiveness. Shaft: graphite
- 6-7-8-9-PW CAVITY BACK IRONS – Cavity back design is more forgiving, reducing the impact of off-center strokes. Shafts made from graphite
- CART BAG – Coordinating cart bag with a ten-way dividing top, seven pockets, single straps, and a rainhood. The set is completed with a GolfGirl Putter.
Except for the putter, all of the clubs have lady-flex graphite shafts. These lighter shafts have a little more whip to assist propel the ball forward and generate greater club head speed.
The new GolfGirl FWS3 ladies golf kit is an excellent value for money for ladies wishing to get into the game or improve their game if they've been playing for a while. The large, high-launch driver, forgiving hybrids, and cavity back irons are all designed for simplicity of use and forgiveness.
- Graphite shafts and a massive sweet spot
- Lightweight clubs and bag suitable for beginners and seniors.
- Distance, accuracy, and monetary value
Conclusion
The clubs I received are excellent, and the bag is well-made and beautiful. However, the club selection for this purchase was not great – only a 0 and a 1 driver were available (no 3). I was completely unaware that a 0 driver existed. 6,7,8,9 irons, and a pitching wedge There isn’t anything lower than a 6! At the very least, a 3 or 5 would be appropriate. As a newbie, I can’t tell the difference between a 6 and 7, 7 and 8, or 8 and 9. Two or four of these clubs would most likely enough. The putter is likewise of good quality.
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