M5 Men’s Golf Set Review: Solid Set for the Tall Left-Handed Golfer

Getting into golf can be a bit daunting, especially if you're on the taller side and left-handed. That's where the M5 Men’s Golf Set from PRECISE comes in. Designed specifically for left-handed players over 6’1”, this set aims to provide everything you need to get started or up your game.

The set includes a 460cc Driver, #3 Fairway Wood, 21° Hybrid Wood, Stainless Steel 5-PW Irons, a Putter, a Deluxe Stand Bag, and three matching headcovers. In short, it covers all the bases you'll need to hit the course.

I spent a couple of weeks playing with this set and put it through its paces on various courses to see how it stands up to real-world use. Here’s how it performed in different areas.

Overall, the M5 set is tailored for a specific niche—tall, left-handed golfers—so if you fit the profile, keep reading.

When it comes to value, the M5 Men’s Golf Set offers a comprehensive package for the price. Complete sets like this are generally aimed at casual to intermediate players who want everything in one go, rather than piecemealing their gear over time. The price point is reasonable, given the quality of materials and the number of clubs included.

If you're taller and left-handed, your options are naturally a bit limited, so having a complete set designed specifically for you is a definite advantage. The fact that it includes a stand bag and matching headcovers adds to the overall convenience, making it a pretty decent deal for someone just getting started or looking to step up from a basic starter set.

Compared to other sets in the same price range, the M5 holds its own. While there are sets with more advanced technologies and materials, those tend to be at a higher price point, so you basically get what you pay for here.

In summary, it’s a solid investment for its target audience, providing good bang for your buck.

The first thing you'll notice about the M5 Men’s Golf Set is its sleek black and red design, which gives it a modern and professional look. The Deluxe Stand Bag is not just for show; it’s functional with multiple storage pockets that make organizing your gear straightforward. The dual-strap carry system is a nice touch, allowing for comfortable carrying around the course.

While the aesthetics are eye-catching, the practicality of the design is what really matters. The oversized clubheads, especially on the driver and fairway wood, are designed for forgiveness. This makes it easier for beginners to get a decent shot off without too much frustration. For intermediate players like myself, I found that these clubheads offer a bit of leeway on those not-so-perfect swings.

The matching headcovers are a nice inclusion but nothing too extraordinary. They're functional and keep the clubs protected. However, they do seem a bit snug, which can make them a tad challenging to remove and replace quickly.

In summary, the design is both attractive and functional, though it’s not without its minor quirks.

The materials used in the M5 Men’s Golf Set are a mix of graphite and stainless steel. The irons, made from stainless steel, come with U.S.A.-made True Temper Steel Shafts, which are a highlight for me. These shafts provide pretty solid control and consistency in my swings, something you really need as you get comfortable with the sport.

The driver and woods use graphite shafts, which make them lighter and easier to swing. While I appreciate the lighter weight for faster swings, the durability of these clubs over the long term is something I would keep an eye on based on my experience with similar materials.

The grips are made from non-slip rubber. After playing a few rounds in varying weather conditions, I can say they do a good job of providing a secure hold. Even on a day when the humidity was high, the grip didn’t slip from my hands, which is reassuring.

Overall, the materials used are up to par with what you’d expect from a decent golf set, although longevity might be something to consider.

Performance is where the rubber meets the road, or in this case, where the club meets the ball. The M5 Men’s Golf Set offers a mix of clubs that provide a balanced experience. The 460cc Driver, with its oversized head, makes it easier to launch the ball higher and farther. For someone who's still working on getting consistent distances, this was pretty helpful.

The hybrid and fairway woods are versatile, particularly if you're someone like me who struggles with long irons. I found the hybrid to be especially forgiving, making it a go-to club on those tricky fairway shots.

The irons in the set are solid and provide good control. Though not groundbreaking, they get the job done effectively. The putter is fairly standard but has a good feel, allowing for decent precision on the green.

In practice, the set delivers on its promise for those who fit its niche. The clubs are forgiving enough for beginners and offer enough control for intermediates looking to improve.