Clint Westwood rated this product on 09/17/11 Your clubs are like playing with garbage cans glued to hockey sticks. Sweet spots are non existent. FAKE WEIGHTS. I should have spent my money on a shake weight.

Myron rated this product on 06/27/11 At 5pm tonight, I just got delivered the Command Q Ti set + the Command Q Ti AW, all in graphite shafts and Lamkin Crossline Tour Midsize grips, standard length, R-flex. I was impressed on the quality of the clubs, and the fact that each head was wrapped in clear plastic to prevent scratching. in addition to the standard bubble wrap to protect them during shipping. They felt good in my hands. Even my wife commented on how good they felt - Oh no! I might have to order her a set :) I took them to the range tonight, and like others mentioned, I will have to adjust to the slightly longer hits, but I can live with that. I was leery of the Hybrids, as I don't particularly like them and previously had trouble hitting them. I had a 3H but used my 7W instead in my old set. Like Greg Norman and Steve Stricker, I'm not a "digger" but a "sweeper" of the ball with irons/Hybrids - just like the woods. I don't take divots. But the PM Command Ti Hybrids look/feel more like a "wood" than a Hybrid, and maybe that was a just mental thing for me, but the ball went long and straight on the 2H/3H/4H. I was impressed. The irons and 3W went true and I was happy with them. I use my SW for chipping, and played around chipping, and it all seemed to be good. Of course the real test is out on a course. I took lessons recently trying to get to a single digit H'cap. During the lessons, I was "tech measured" etc, so I knew what I needed. In ordering, I was debating on the S-flex (which I currently have in my old set), vs getting the R-flex (which I ordered). Since I'm almost 68, the Pro recommended that while I was still on the border on S/R flexes, that as I got older, the R would be better. Of course he was fitting me with the new TaylorMade's and had me try them out. They were OK, but not worth the money to me. And the white to me was very distracting. Anyway, I mentioned the flex issue as I had problems with the Command Q Ti Driver. It seemed fade/slice. I tried playing with a stronger grip, etc, and was thinking I'd have to exchange it for a S-flex, even though all the other clubs seemed fine in R-flex coming from a S-flex. After hitting a dozen balls or so, I slowed my swing down to a smoother (Rory/Ernie vs Tiger) swing, and voila' - long and straight. Longer than my old Driver, with less effort - isn't that what we're told to do? :) So for the first few times, I'll have to mentally tell myself, "smooth" when using the Driver. Ironically, the Pro mentioned to me that I had a smooth (and fast) swing with everything but the Driver, and I should slow it down and be smoother with the Driver. So now I can tell him I took his advice when I run into him again :) So I'm impressed with the clubs. Thanks PM. Tomorrow, assuming the rain (this is Seattle after all), isn't too bad, we have a tee time and I am waiting to give them the true test out on the course. Should be fun.

GR rated this product on 06/17/11 Very good clubs - excellent distance and acuracy with the driver. Would like to see a gap wedge with the set as 10 degrees between the PW & SW means i need to find another club. I would trade off the 2 hybrid for a AW easily. Finding no trouble getting to the green with my set but having trouble adjusting to the PW\SW for smaller shots. All around its a great first set of clubs, highly recommended.

Justin rated this product on 06/07/11 I had some minor issues while placing an order for this set, but thanks to Gabe everything was cleared up in a timely manner. Will post again on club performance, when I return from Afghanistan and they are waiting for me. Thanks Gabe for all the help.

Edwin rated this product on 04/14/11 I think you will be pleased with these clubs given the price. You can save a couple hundred bucks and have a whole set! I highly recommend doing a few things if your a beginner, novice, or around that level: Get the 3 and 4 hybrids, and maybe even the 5 hybrid...they help and are easier to use. also, whether or not you get the 2 hybrid or the 3 wood is a matter of preference. You can spend maybe 60 bucks more and grab a putter and a wedge or two and be set! I got the 60, 64, and a mallet putter to round out mine. The only 2 main changes I would consider is 1) get your own grips. I got the golf pride ones and I love them. and for the irons and wedges, maybe true temper shafts...the stock shafts are just fine, but if you have the extra money, getting custom shafts and grips really make these babies shine. Again, if you get the stock shafts on all of them, you will be just fine. I only wish the driver was a tad bit bigger than 400cc! lastly, for some reason my 3 wood has a dimple and a few imperfections on it and I am not sure if it will last as long as the others. hopefully they will replace it soon. make sure you check out your clubs and if you have a problem, let them know!