I have seen the complaints here and wanted to share my opinion:

have to be completely honest here: I freakin LOVE the 3-Iron Hybrid. I am a -3 Index, play Mizuno MP-68 irons, Cleveland Weges, Scotty Putter and Ping i15 3-Wood & Driver...most aggresive set you can possibly play with. I put the Warrior in the back of the closet for a year after doing the "scammish" eval. I got a 3-Wood, 3-Hybrid and LobWedge for about $175 when it was said and done, with X-Flex shafts.

Last week I picked up the Hybrid because I was frustrated with mine (Burner Tour TaylorMade) and have played two rounds with it. It has become my favorite club in the bag...this is no SHITT. I hit this 3-Hybrid with shaping ability perfectly. With no wind I can hit a sweet little 225 yard and land my target softly. This is just my sincere input!

Feel free to email me if you think I'm lying or a company rep. I am not. Live in Houston, TX. [email protected]

I got a letter in the mail with a great offer to try all these different golf products and I couldn't believe it. I have never played a game of golf in my life (but I'm taking it up this summer, so I was interested at first) I thought it was way too good to be true so I googled. Thank you to everyone else who posted about the scam before. I am posting now because I got a personalized letter in the mail. My name is spelled right and everything, that is rare. So everyone else out there, beware! The offer is so tempting, but don't do it!!!

I was offered the opportunity to "try" some of their custom made clubs for a period of 45 days, I was not impressed with the clubs or their performance compared to my old clubs. I was charged close to $500 for these clubs and was told that I could return the clubs for any reason if I was not pleased with them. I sent them back within the alotted 45 day period and and they were sent back to me with a phone number written on the box telling me I had to call them to get a reference number to return them?? They already had them in their possession!!?? Why the heck send them back to me to have me get a number so I can send them back to them???? Anyway by the time I got them back in the mail it was past the 45 days. I called to resolve the issue with a representative and was esentially told I was out of luck since the due date had past. They told me that it was "clearly stated" on the invoice as if she knew exactly what my issue was and it was a normal occurence. They need to verbally let people know that they need to call to get a number so when the time comes the clubs can be sent back with out an issue not hide it in the fine print. Shame on me for not doing my homework prior to entering into a business deal with a company that has multiple bad reveiws. Now I see that they have an "F" with the BBB!!

While this company is notorious for it's relentless sales pitches, it also never quits calling no matter how often you decline their offers. A few years ago I accepted a free set of wedges and was immediately sorry that I did because of the inundation of phone calls. The shipping and handling charges exceeded the value of the clubs. My set of clubs spent a few days under water because of a hurricane. I was able to clean up the clubs and I still using them except for the Warrior wedges which were the only ones that got rusted.

I have been testing several different designs of clubs without any issues with satisfaction until I found that the 1 set I finally felt comfortable with developed cracks in the heads. Because the warranty was changed to one year instead of the "lifetime" for which they were promoted to me as, there was no way to get these replaced unless a new set was purchased. As soon as I began asking for managerial assistance the phone goes dead. I get calls from the mgr assistants asking me to be available for their boss to return my call and then never call back (4 times in 2 months).