The Bottom Line
The Perfect Club isn't perfect, but no golf club could ever be that. What The Perfect Club is is an excellent club that performs as advertised - well worth checking out.
Pros
- Shorter shaft designed to help control shot.
- Lofted face, weighting get ball up in the air.
- Distance and loft give long shots that land soft.
Cons
- Model tested felt too heavy.
- Offset a turnoff for some better players.
Description
- Shaft length of 39 inches is shorter than any fairway woods, most utility clubs and many long irons.
- Face of The Perfect Club is lofted 21 degrees - more than most 5-woods and 7-woods.
- Low center of gravity makes clubhead easy to feel throughout swing, and helps get the ball airborne.
- A slightly offset head helps many recreational players in their battles with the slice.
- The rounded sole, with raised "V", helps it glide through grass and avoid digging into sand or turf.
- The Perfect Club comes in right and left, men's and womens, steel or graphite shafted models.
- Men's model features Lamkin grip, women's model a Winn grip.
Guide Review - The Perfect Club
The Perfect Club is a tough name to live up to. Tougher still are the aims of the club: To produce a more consistently straight shot, with a higher ball flight but without giving up distance, so that the ball flies long, straight and high to land soft and stop. They were aiming high, eh? The Perfect Club is designed to be hit off the fairway, out of the rough, out of sand or any other bad lie - and also can be used to chip. The model tested featured a steel shaft and the club felt too heavy; graphite will be a more popular choice. A pro who helped test The Perfect Club hit 18 of 20 fairway bunker shots straight and long - not perfect, but pretty darn good. A very good club and one well worth trying out. Click on "Full Review" for more info.
