Best Golf Club Sets For Beginners 2025 - 12 top models tested and reviewed

Just started the game and in need of new golf clubs? Well, this guide on the 12 best golf club sets for beginners is a great place to start

Best Golf Club Sets For Beginners
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Beginning playing golf is difficult. The sport itself isn't easy, that's why we love it so much, but for beginners even selecting the right clubs to buy can feel like a daunting task. With so many different clubs and brands it's easy to feel overwhelmed by it all. That's why we'd encourage anyone beginning their golf adventure to opt for a package set.

To make the task of choosing the right set as easy as possible, we've put together this guide of our favorite sets that we've tested to help guide you through the process. We've tested sets across a range of brands and price points to help with your selection, but we'd encourage you to have a read of our guide on how to choose golf clubs for beginners first - it will walk you through what type of clubs to buy, whether you need them custom-fitted, and how much you should look to spend.

The best golf club sets are designed for new players and all the clubs in the bag will provide plenty of forgiveness. These clubs will have slightly chunkier heads to inspire confidence, sporting thicker top lines and weighing less than regular clubs. Not all of these sets will include 14 clubs, but they'll all have what you need to get going: a driver, fairway wood, hybrid, irons and a putter.

If you'd rather buy your clubs separately, and spend a bit more money in the process, check out our guides on the best golf irons for beginners or the best game improvement irons to find clubs that can take you to the next level.

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Best Golf Club Sets For Beginners 2025

Top pick

The Callaway XR package set golf clubs and bag laid out on grass

The Callaway XR Package set is our top pick for beginner sets

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A top-notch package set in every way

Specifications

Clubs: 12
Colors: 1 (Navy/Grey)
Shafts: Graphite Woods/Steel Iron or All Graphite (Regular & Stiff)

Reasons to buy

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Premium, user-friendly aesthetics
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Easy to hit through the set
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Excellent putter

Reasons to avoid

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Some may prefer a more specialist-looking wedge

After just minutes of testing, we already knew the Callaway XR Package Set was one of the best golf club sets out there. The premium-feeling clubs really help inspire confidence at address and help get the ball airborne with ease, arguably the two most important aspects to a set of beginner clubs.

This is a set nearer the higher side of the price scale, hence their premium looks and feel, but you very much get what you pay for here. When you take these clubs out of the box, you can tell a lot of time and effort has gone into it. The driver is 10.5˚ (which is slightly lower lofted than other drivers available in package sets) and has a really premium look. It sits a little closed too, which will help slicers.

The fairway woods also provide a generous footprint down behind the ball and we found them very easy to flight. As for the irons, it's a similar story. You can tell by the fairly rounded toe area and the top-line that these are clearly a Callaway design.

I loved the putter during testing as well - the head shape is excellent and features helpful alignment features to give the best chance of success of the greens. Also included is a great-looking golf bag with plenty of style and storage on offer to round off what is a fantastic set of beginner golf clubs.

Best set choice

The Strata Men's Package set, finished in blue, sitting on a tee box

A very popular model, there are several options to choose from in this Strata set

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A good value package set with a multitude of options

Specifications

Clubs: 11
Colors: 4 (Blue, Pink, Purple, Red)
Shafts: Graphite

Reasons to buy

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Forgiving, high launching irons and driver
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Plenty of distance throughout the entire set
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Lightweight and spacious carry bag

Reasons to avoid

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Putter isn't very forgiving
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Hybrids fitted with steel shafts meaning launch can be difficult

If the Callaway set is out of your price bracket, then this Strata Men's Golf Package Set is a fine alternative at a significantly lower cost. For us this is one of the best cheap golf club sets money can buy as you get a considerable amount of bang for your buck!

The set is comprised of driver, fairway wood, two hybrids, 6-iron to pitching wedge, plus a putter and a stand bag. The forgiveness on offer with this set is second to none, which will please any new player of the game. Each club has been designed and manufactured with the rookie golfer in mind, allowing for high, easy launch and a confidence-inspiring look at address thanks to the thick top line, oversized heads and flexible regular shafts provided.

The one critique we have with this set is with the putter, an area of club sets that manufacturers all-to-often try and cut corners with to save a little money and increase those profit margins. This putter feels a little on the cheap side, but that shouldn't put you off buying the set - why not simply replace it with one of the best cheap putters on the market? Aside from that one small gripe, this is an excellent value option that new golfers will love.

Best mass appeal

The TaylorMade RBZ SpeedLite package set with every club laid out on a tee box

The RBZ SpeedLite from TaylorMade will suit a wide range of players

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A set that will offer good performance to lots of different levels of player

Specifications

Clubs: 14
Colors: 1 (Grey)
Shafts: Graphite and steel

Reasons to buy

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Good set composition
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Would suit all abilities
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Impressive forgiveness throughout the set

Reasons to avoid

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Cart bag leaves a lot to be desired

TaylorMade are one of the leading brands when it comes to golf equipment, so any new golfer with even the most remote knowledge of the sport will naturally be drawn to a name they know. As a result, the RBZ SpeedLite set is on the premium side of the price scale, but does the performance of this set fit the price tag?

The 12-club line-up includes woods that feature a grey finish on the crown with small flashes of green that we absolutely love. As you would expect the irons have thick toplines which we think strike a perfect balance of inspiring confidence at address without being too clunky and uninviting. It's a similar story with the wedges and compact, mallet putter.

These clubs were dead easy to launch high into the air and provided loads of spin which is very helpful for approach shots. The one major criticism we had was the quality of the golf bag - although it catches the eye and looks great, we didn't feel it matched the quality of the golf clubs within it. This can be easily rectified by opting instead for one of the best cart bags.

Best forgiveness

The Wilson Prostaff SGI Package Set with the golf clubs resting on the stand bag

The Prostaff SGI set is ideal for those golfers looking for more forgiveness

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The SGI has forgiveness at the very core of its design

Specifications

Clubs: 10
Colors: 1 (Red)
Shafts: Graphite and steel

Reasons to buy

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10 clubs and a bag is plenty for those beginning the game
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Drivers, woods and putter offer easy alignment
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Irons perform superbly and provide forgiveness

Reasons to avoid

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No putter head cover

As mentioned numerous times above, there are two main things that new golfers need more than anything else; help getting the ball airborne and forgiveness when they don't hit it out of the middle of the club face. This Wilson set will provide both at an excellent price.

This set comes with a 10.5° driver, a three wood, a hybrid, a 6-iron to sand wedge and also features an impressive putter too. While other sets may come with more clubs (this is a 10 piece set), there is an advantage in having a few less as in reality you don't need 14 when you're just starting, but you can add specialist clubs as your game improves. Usually that would be an extra hybrid and more variety in the wedges.

The first thing we noticed in testing is how big the sweet spots are - obviously this is a massive plus, allowing greater opportunity for the higher handicapper to get a good contact on the ball given the struggles of finding the center of the club face. Like all the best golf clubs for beginners, the clubs sit nicely at address to help inspire confidence before the swing. The CG of the irons is lower than usual which helps promote high launch, another feature that is very useful for inexperienced players - particularly with the longer irons. The wide sole on the sand wedge is another big plus in my eyes, providing assistance for those tricky bunker shots or tight lie chips from around the green. Overall this is a really well-rounded set that will compliment a beginners strengths and weaknesses very well.

Best value

The Tour Edge TE-400 Package Set stands up on a fairway

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With high-quality performance on offer, the value here is undeniable

Specifications

Clubs: 12
Colors: 1 (Black, grey, blue)
Shafts: Graphite and steel

Reasons to buy

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Love the bag and overall colour scheme
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An abundance of club options
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The driver in particular performed excellently

Reasons to avoid

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I’d be seeking out another putter if I bought this set
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A couple of minor alignment aid issues

To begin with, the TE-400 from Tour Edge features 12 golf clubs that are tailored towards the upper end of the bag. For example, there is a driver, 3 and 5-wood, 4 and 5-hybrid, as well as 6-iron to sand wedge and a putter. Because there are two free spaces left to complete the full 14-club line-up, players may opt to add one or two more of the best wedges to the bag but, overall, there's a lot there for your money.

Performance-wise, the TE-400 felt solid on impact, was easy to launch and, most importantly of all, were extremely forgiving on mis-hits, something which is crucial when starting out the game of golf. All the clubs performed well, but the main stand-out was the driver which, for the modest price tag, certainly over-performed!

Admittedly, the looks of the fairway woods and putter in this package set won't set the world on fire. Personally, we felt the small ‘T’ logo on the crown looks a long way out of alignment, whilst the putter features some unnecessary colors and some less-than-optimal paintwork. We appreciated the effort that had gone into it, but it could have been executed better.

Best bag

The Cobra Fly XL Package Set with every club resting on the golf bag, on a tee box

A model with an excellent bag, the Fly XL from Cobra offered good performance

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A package set with a high-quality stand bag

Specifications

Clubs: 10
Colors: 2 (Blue - Cart bag / Black - Stand bag)
Shafts: Graphite and steel

Reasons to buy

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Modern, sleek design
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Great performance from the irons
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Good quality stand bag

Reasons to avoid

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The set would benefit from a mallet style putter

When it comes to aesthetics the Cobra Fly XL set certainly looks the part and we were thoroughly impressed with how good these clubs looked when taking them out of the wrapper. In fact, you could even say they look pretty 'Fly'. Sorry, couldn't resist!

Cobra is a brand known for providing excellent performance with great value and, with the Fly XL set, they have continued this theme throughout.

We think Cobra are one of the most underrated brands in golf and they've delivered their usual high levels of performance and value for money with this Fly XL set - a 10 club configuration complimented by a sturdy, stylish lightweight stand bag. It also includes a fleece-lined pocket and a handy rain hood for when the heavens open midway through your round. We also really liked Cobra giving us the option to choose between a stand bag or cart bag when opting for this set - a choice rarely given to players shopping in this market.

When it comes to performance it was obvious in our testing that Cobra have thought a lot about the target market. The set features a 5-wood instead of the 3 that you find in most package sets. This is a smart move as the extra loft on the face of the 5-wood will benefit golfers who lack swing speed and/or ball-striking prowess. In other words, beginners. Our other big take away from testing is that all of the clubs have been designed with forgiveness in mind, and we would even say that the irons could give some of the most forgiving irons a run for their money.

Best looking

Vice Boost Starter Set

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A great-looking package set that performs even as beginners improve

Specifications

Clubs: 11
Colors: 1 (Black)
Shafts: Graphite and steel

Reasons to buy

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Impressive aesthetics
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Lightweight premium carry bag
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Milled putter offers superb feel

Reasons to avoid

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Most beginners could do with a higher lofted driver

Vice Golf has traditionally been known for offering premium quality golf balls at an affordable price direct to the consumer and this extends to their package set offerings via the Boost Starter Set. It's a slick, sleek and premium feeling set for those looking an easy avenue into the confusing world of purchasing golf clubs.

The nine clubs included in this set look and feel top quality which is something we can't say about every package set I test. The driver, for example, feels and looks as if it would compete with some of the best drivers on the market. Admittedly, perhaps the 10 degrees of loft may be a little low for some beginners, but it is worth saying this is a driver players can continue to use as their skills develop, rather than outgrow it quickly. It is worth saying it is still an oversized, confidence-inspiring driver head as well.

I was impressed with the distance output and feel from both the driver and the 4-hybrid, whilst the irons felt and looked fantastic in hand. The set provides you with a 6-iron through to sand wedge, the perfect combo for a beginner golfer or higher handicapper looking to upgrade. Although there was a decent amount of vibration for shots that missed the center of the face, when struck well the feedback was superb and deliver a high ball flight which is perfect for beginners.

Capping off the set is the putter and the bag, both of which are superb. I thought the milled wide-bladed putter felt great off the face, offering a softer sensation through impact and the golf bag is lovely and lightweight. A great all-rounder that looks fantastic.

Best high flight

The MacGregor CG4000 Package Set stand bag sitting on a fairway

If you need help hitting it high, MacGregor's CG4000 set can help

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A worthy replacement for the much-loved CG3000 package set from MacGregor

Specifications

Clubs: 10
Colors: 1 (Green/Black)
Shafts: Graphite and steel

Reasons to buy

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Great value
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Everything you need to get started
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Really easy to launch

Reasons to avoid

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Desperately need to add a putter cover

Out of the box, the MacGregor CG4000 comes with everything you need to start your golfing journey, with a stylish green and black bag making way for 10 golf clubs and decent quality headcovers.

Although the feel isn't something to shout to the hills about, it's solid and consistent throughout the bag and the ease of use of each club, all the way from driver to wedge, is really commendable. The putter in particular drew my praise, providing excellent forgiveness. However, it doesn't come with a headcover, so I'd recommend picking one up to avoid it bashing against your irons as you carry the bag and getting chipped as a result.

In terms of clubs, you get a 460cc, 13-degree driver, an 18-degree fairway wood, and a 24-degree hybrid. Furthermore, there is a 6-iron through sand wedge and a putter. Like the Cobra set, you're given the rare choice of a stand or cart bag with this set, a really nice touch.

Best for versatility

Photo of the PXG Wildcat Package Set

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A highly versatile set that has top-notch build quality at its core

Specifications

Clubs: 9
Colors: 1 (Black)
Shafts: Graphite

Reasons to buy

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Exceptional build quality
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Incredibly easy to use
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Design and specs have been well thought through

Reasons to avoid

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The price tag will be prohibitive for many people looking to start golf

Is this the most comprehensive package set we've ever seen? It could well be...

The Wildcat set is designed for beginners and those casual players who don't want to dedicate too much time towards the game, prioritizing the fun aspect of things. But what's also excellent about this set, which includes a driver, a 5-fairway wood, a 6-hybrid, a 7-iron through sand wedge (SW), and putter, is that each club can be bought individually. This means those who want to keep it simple can slowly build up their bag as their game improves, allowing for lots of purchasing (and playing) versatility.

Performance wise, throughout the bag I was seriously impressed. The driver has a deep face and 16 degrees of loft which made it so easy to launch and those with slower swing speeds will likely experience a high ball flight and peak height. In short it was very user-friendly, and this continued with the irons. They feature large head profiles, a low CG, and super wide soles that all add up to create high levels of forgiveness and ease of launch.

Aside from the unique driver, the putter may have been the highlight for me. The Black Hawk was a treat to test thanks to the milled pyramid face which really gave a good roll on the ball.

Finally there has been zero compromise on quality or design to hit a price point, which is absolutely reflected in the performance throughout here. Speaking of price point, it is worth saying the Wildcat is at the top end of the spectrum, but if you can afford it, you won't be disappointed.

Top women's pick

The Strata Ultimate Titanium Women’s Set with clubs laid out on grass

Our favorite package set for women right now

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An excellent option for those women just starting in golf

Specifications

Clubs included: 16
Colors: 2 (Purple, Pink)
Shafts: Graphite

Reasons to buy

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Attractive purple, black and white color scheme
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Easy to hit
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Comes in a stylish, practical stand bag

Reasons to avoid

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Not customizable and no left-hand option 

We have already mentioned the Strata men's set above, but the women's option is equally as impressive if not more so. It comes with a 12° driver, fairway wood, 4 and 5 hybrids, 6-9 irons, PW, SW and a putter, as well as a nice stand bag.

These clubs look sensational. The irons have a glossy chrome finish and a distinctive shaped cavity back, wide soles and thick top lines that makes them very pleasing on the eye, both over the ball and in the bag. More importantly, they're also super easy to hit.

Our testing showed impressive results in terms of both distance and forgiveness. While the big-headed driver is not as advanced in terms of technology as some of the best drivers for women, we found that it was easy to use and performed well. We were also pleased with the performance of the other clubs in the set too, although if we have one slight gripe it would be that the blade putter is a strange choice for a package set as most beginners are better suited to a mallet putter. That being said, the putter itself is fine and does boast a very sleek aesthetic and handy alignment aid on its top line which did help us line up putts accurately. We just feel a mallet would be more suitable for the target market.

Best premium women's

The Callaway REVA 11-Piece Complete Set sitting on a green

Arguably the Aston Martin of women's golf package sets

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A premium package set for those women wanting to spend a little more

Specifications

Clubs: 10
Colors: 4 (Red, Blue, Black, Rose Gold)
Shafts: Graphite

Reasons to buy

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Premium quality clubs and bag
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Impressive performance through the bag
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Even distance gapping

Reasons to avoid

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Wedges lack versatility and irons feel firm

Much like the Callaway XR Package Set on the men's side, the Reva Package set is arguably the highest quality set of clubs on the market. This is a set aimed at players of all abilities but we think the biggest beneficiaries would be those more inexperienced in the game, be that beginning for the first time or those who are still learning their craft.

The Reva comes with a driver, three wood, 5 and 6 hybrids, 7-9 iron, a pitching and sand wedge as well as a putter. You also get a snazzy cart bag plus five headcovers, so there's plenty there for your money. In testing it was the driver performance that really grabbed our attention. The high launch and ball flight was matched by a powerful feel, and the big circular target-style sweet spot on the face looks impossible to miss. Both the three-wood and hybrids continued this theme as well and beginners should quickly gain confidence from using these woods.

Moving down the bag and the large, oversized cavity back irons are designed to help on mis-hits and our testing confirmed this. We found them to be effortlessly light to swing and there was plenty of stability and forgiveness on offer. As impressive as the woods and irons are though, the thing that really makes this stand out as one of the best women’s golf sets is the putter, which includes the Stroke Lab shaft you find in the best Odyssey putters. The fang design, coupled with the Stroke Lab technology, is aimed to help you with tempo and consistency and we loved it, especially in the blue finish.

Most stylish

A close up of the Wilson Magnolia package set golf clubs, sitting on a golf cart

A stunning combination of style, looks and performance

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A great-looking package set, from the clubs to the golf bag

Specifications

Clubs: 11
Colors: 1 (Blue)
Shafts: Graphite

Reasons to buy

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Clubs are very easy to hit
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Noticeable forgiveness off centre
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Stylish accompanying cart bag

Reasons to avoid

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Not suited to stronger lady players

This stylish-looking Wilson Magnolia Ladies Set of clubs retails at around $500 RRP, making it a great value option that we absolutely love. The set includes a high-lofted driver, easy-to-hit 3-wood, 4, 5 and 6 hybrids, 7 iron through to sand wedge, putter and a trolley bag.

The driver has a very rounded, oversized head with lots of loft that serves the dual purpose of providing confidence as well as helping to launch tee shots nice and high. New golfers need all the help they can get with driver and this one certainly deliveres on that front. Further help comes from Wilson's decision to replace the longer irons with easier to hit hybrids. The mid-short irons have oversized heads that have the weight positioned to the perimeter to provide better balance and forgiveness.

I did notice in testing that the irons were a little heavy in the head, but they remained easy to launch. The bespoke sand wedge worked well for us around the green, while we liked the fang-shaped putter which has a huge eye-catching head and will provide a lot of reassurance behind the ball for the new golfer still trying to get comfortable on the greens. A stylish blue cart bag rounds off the set, a bag that is lightweight and easy to transport, whether that be from your club locker or from the trunk of your car. Overall, this is a set that ticks a lot of the necessary boxes.

How we test

We take our testing very seriously here at Golf Monthly and golf club sets are no exception when it comes to our testing ethos and methodology. We want to find the best golf clubs in the game so we can pass on our experience and advice to you, in order to help you make the most informed decision you can when spending your money.

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All the package sets featured in this guide have been tried and tested by our review team, both on an indoor simulator to gauge performance metrics like carry distance, spin rates and launch angle, as well as out on the course. This is done to ensure the fairest test possible, putting each set through their paces in a range of different settings, conditions and contexts.

We take pride on in our reviews here at Golf Monthly because we have the goal of providing the best informed buying advice to our loyal readership. Our reviews are free from bias - no manufacturer gets preferential treatment over another, nor can a brand 'buy' a good review. Instead, we base our reviews off the thousands that have come beforehand and compare directly, which means if we give a good review it's because we really like a product!

How to choose

Deciding on your beginner set can feel overwhelming at times given how many options are out there. To make that decision a little easier, here are a number of factors to look out for to help you decide and narrow down your search:

What comes in the set

The great thing about golf is if you want to buy single golf clubs for your bag you can, but you can also get entire sets with one purchase too. When doing the latter, it is worth checking which clubs come as part of the set to make sure you have all bases covered, and it is also worth getting a bag with the set too. You do not need to buy a full set when you're just starting out, as you can always add more specialist clubs (wedges for example) at a later date when you have honed your skills a bit more.

Budget

If you're only beginning to play golf or can only manage to get out for one or two rounds a year, we'd lean you away from the more premium brands that cost upwards of $1000 - this is because there are a load of really good, more budget friendly options on the market. However, if you're quickly becoming a golf nut or don't have many financial limitations, splashing out that bit extra on a premium set could be well worth the difference in price - try and decide where you land on the price scale and go from there.

Quality

A common problem for beginner sets can be quality. Unlike the models we picked above, many can be poorly made and have issues with the head, shaft or grip, or even all three. You might think you are picking up something for a great price, but if you have to quickly replace it because clubs are broken or just not delivering on performance, then you are actually losing money. Therefore we would strongly advise that going for brands that are well-respected in the game of golf because the products will have been made properly, and have also been designed to give as much help to beginners as possible. Wilson and Callaway are especially strong names in this particular market.

Forgiveness

The main factor when specifically looking at the clubs themselves is forgiveness. The most common problem for beginner players is mishit shots which limits distance and hinders accuracy. Beginner golf clubs are designed to have larger heads and sweet spots, and therefore more forgiveness to help players still make solid contact with the golf ball. A less forgiving club (those aimed at low handicap players for example) are not going to be much help to a new golfer.

For more beginner buying advice, check out our best drivers for beginners, and best putters for beginners.

FAQs

What is the exact price point for a good beginner set?

This is a difficult question to answer because some sets have been designed to come at a cheaper price point, whilst others are made by recognisable brands like TaylorMade or Callaway, and as a result come with a higher price. Realistically you can spend anywhere between $200 all the way to $1,000 so whilst this does not have an exact answer, we can say that you should be aware of how much you are willing to spend on a beginner set, and then choose accordingly. It's worth pointing out that for a beginner, a more expensive set does not necessarily equate to better golf and you may not see too much difference, so keep that in mind. You don't need to spend big but you might want to in order to have a set you're proud of and that you'll feel good about showing off to your friends.

What's the main difference between buying a set and buying clubs individually?

The main difference, or should we say advantage, of buying clubs individually is that you have a lot more freedom. There are lots of professionals out there who don't have equipment contracts because they want to be able to chop and change as they wish, and use different clubs they like the looks, performance and feel of. At the other end of the golfing spectrum, buying a set is ideal for beginners because it often saves a lot of time and money because all it requires is one purchase which can be very inexpensive as well.

What clubs should be in a beginner set?

A beginner to the game of golf needs to keep things simple and the same can be said for the clubs. Most good beginner sets, as a result, come with a driver, some kind of fairway wood or hybrid (or both), a half set of irons with regular loft gaps, some kind of wedge and obviously a putter. We usually see good beginner sets come with 9 or 11 clubs and once a player becomes better at the game then they can find out how to fill the last few spots in the bag.

Should a beginner get fitted?

At Golf Monthly we usually recommend most people get fitted for golf clubs these days but as far as beginner players go we think a better way to spend money is to invest in some lessons because this will allow them to get better faster. Once a beginner has started to improve, through personalized tuition or reading golf tips for beginners, and starts to see some success with their shots, then would be a good time to think about getting fitted for a proper set of clubs.

We hope you enjoyed this guide on the best golf club sets for beginners. Additionally, we also recommend checking out our guide on the best golf club sets for kids if you want to get your children into the game.

Joe Ferguson
Staff Writer

Joe has worked in the golf industry for nearly 20 years in a variety of roles. After a successful amateur career being involved in England squads at every age group, Joe completed his PGA degree qualification in 2014 as one of the top ten graduates in his training year and subsequently went on to become Head PGA Professional at Ryder Cup venue The Celtic Manor Resort. Equipment has always been a huge passion of Joe’s, and during his time at Celtic Manor, he headed up the National Fitting Centres for both Titleist and Taylormade. He’s excited to bring his knowledge of hardware to Golf Monthly in the form of equipment reviews and buying advice.

Joe lives in North Devon and still plays sporadically on the PGA West region circuit. His best round in recent years came earlier in 2023 where he managed a 9 under par 63 at Trevose GC in a Devon & Cornwall PGA Tournament.

Joe's current What's In The Bag?

Driver: Switch between TaylorMade Qi35 and Callaway Elyte TD - both with Fujikura Ventus Black 6-X

Fairway wood 1: TaylorMade BRNR Copper Mini Driver - Fujikura Ventus Black 7-X

Fairway wood 2: Callaway Apex UW 17˚- Fujikura Ventus Black 9-X

Irons: TaylorMade P7CB 3-PW with Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts

Wedges: Callaway Opus 50, 54, and 60 degrees - Project X LS 6.0 shafts

Putter: LAB Golf Oz.1 (zero shaft lean)

Ball: TaylorMade 2024 TP5x

Grips: Golf Pride Tour Velvet 60R

Bag: Vessel Player IV Pro DXR Stand

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