Benross

If you're looking for value for money, easy launch and forgiveness, you'll definitely want to check out the Benross Aero X irons.

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Designed to benefit the confident golfer, who wants to shape shots more easily and increase control. The higher centre of gravity rewards crisp accurate ball striking with a penetrating ball flight and the soft 431 Carbon Steel maximizes feel and feedback to the golfers hands.

Extreme perimeter weighting is exaggerated by reducing the face thickness, whilst also enhancing feel by maintaining a consistently thin club-face.

The Hot Speed fairway wood is the mid-range club from the Speed family and fills the void extremely well.

A game-improvement club, the Benross Max Speed driver is a great choice for beginners.

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The RIP Speed fairway wood is aimed at the better player who can consistently strike ttheir woods well.

The Max Speed fairway wood is a game improvement fairway wood and has many of the same characteristics as the Max Speed driver. It’s a high launching, 18 degree club which is very easy to hit. It needs minimal effort to get the ball in the air and for it to travel a good distance.

While there's nothing particularly admirable about the crown of the Benross RIP Speed driver, with very little alignment aid to speak of, I was pleasantly surprised when it came to the club's performance.

The first thing you notice about the Benross Zip It Tour Groove Wedge is the stunning anti-glare pearl chrome finish. This alone is enough to generate confidence at address. But mid-to-high cappers will love the versatile and aggressive C-grind sole and the Tour proven teardrop head shape.

Aimed at the less experienced golfer, these Benross Max Speed Irons Steel 7-SW will bring huge improvement to your game. Extreme perimeter weighting is exaggerated by reducing the face thickness, whilst also improving feel by maintaining a consistently thin club-face.