Precise S7 Men's Complete Golf Club Set Review: Solid Set for Beginners and Intermediates

If you’re just getting into golf or want to upgrade from a basic set, the Precise S7 Men's Complete Right Handed Golf Club Set could be what you’re looking for. It’s aimed at regular and tall players which is nice if you often find clubs a bit too short. I tried this set for about two weeks and played a few rounds to see how it held up compared to others I’ve used.

The first thing I noticed was how everything you need is included. It’s not just the clubs, but a stand bag and headcovers too. This is convenient when you're buying your first set and don’t want to hunt down all the extras separately. I’ll get into how each part performed in practice, but overall, it’s a pretty comprehensive set.

Of course, with any complete set, you’re not getting customized equipment, but for the price, it seems to fit the bill for most casual players. In practice, you might find that some clubs are better than others, but that’s kind of expected with these all-in-one kits.

Overall, I came away fairly impressed, especially considering the reasonable price. It’s not perfect, but it gets the job done for most average golfers.

When it comes to value, the Precise S7 set offers a lot compared to individual club purchases. For under $300, you’re getting a full set plus a stand bag and headcovers, which is a pretty good deal. Comparing it to some other brands, you might not get the same level of craftsmanship, but at this price point, it performs well enough.

The inclusion of a full titanium driver and a 24° hybrid adds significant value. These clubs alone can be costly if bought separately, so having them included is a plus for anyone starting out or looking to upgrade from a very basic set. The durability of the shafts and grips also means you’re not likely to need replacements anytime soon, which adds to the overall value.

While the set isn’t aimed at seasoned golfers, it’s an attractive option for those who are just learning and don’t want to spend a fortune. It’s especially good for taller players, given the +1” size option, which isn’t always easy to find in budget sets.

Considering the price and what you get, I’d say this set is a good value for money. It’s not the cheapest nor the most expensive, but it sits comfortably in the middle with reliable performance.

The design of the Precise S7 Golf Club Set is practical and aimed at offering a good balance of performance and comfort. One of the standout points for me was the True Temper steel shafts. These shafts offer a nice balance of flexibility and strength, suitable for players who prefer a regular flex. They felt pretty durable and didn’t give me any trouble during my rounds.

The club set comes with a mid-size dual-compound grip, which was quite comfortable to hold. I sweat a lot during my games, and the grip didn’t slip, which was a relief. However, if you have larger hands, you might find them a tad small. The feel is good overall, but nothing out of the ordinary compared to other sets in this price range.

Another feature worth mentioning is the spacious stand bag. It’s equipped with dual straps, which makes carrying it backpack-style pretty comfortable even for longer distances. I appreciated the storage pockets available, which gave me ample space to store golf balls, tees, and other essentials. The matching headcovers are a nice touch too, keeping everything looking cohesive and protecting your clubs.

In terms of aesthetics, the red and black color scheme is visually appealing. It doesn’t scream luxury, but it’s not bland either. Overall, the design is functional and well-thought-out for amateur golfers.

When talking about performance, the Precise S7 set holds its own across various clubs. The oversized titanium driver caught my attention first. It’s designed with a large sweet spot, which really helps when you’re still working on your swing consistency. I found my drives to be more forgiving and straighter, which gave me a bit more confidence off the tee.

The stainless steel irons (#5-SW) were decent. They offer good control and accuracy, which is pretty much what you want. I didn't notice any drastic improvements in my game, but they certainly didn’t let me down either. For the short game, the bonus sand wedge was a pleasant surprise. It’s handy when you find yourself in bunkers and need to escape with minimal drama.

In terms of versatility, the #4 hybrid shines. It’s supposed to replace those tricky long irons, and in my experience, it did a good job. I found it easier to launch and more consistent, which is exactly what you need for those long approaches. The blade-style putter wasn’t my favorite. It does have an alignment system that’s supposed to help improve accuracy, but I found it a bit basic compared to my personal putter.

Overall, the set’s performance was solid. It’s not going to wow experienced golfers, but for beginners and intermediates, it provides a reliable set of tools to work on your game.