PREMIUM BRAND GOLF DRIVER Vs CHEAP DRIVER

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acestylerr - 3 years ago

Take that flip flop out your mouth

Mark Ingram - 3 years ago

Way too much talking and no hitting and testing. You compared 1 swing with each driver???? You can’t tell anything from that. Stop the diatribe and give data.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+Mark Ingram hit it before hand and got data. Will do another one

jonnifjader - 3 years ago

Irrational blabbering going on forever.. So so boring. You could done it in 2 minutes if you learned to structure

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 2 years ago

+Micah Jordan Thanks for watching mate. So many good clubs you can get second hand. Probably could go close to getting a full set around $1000 of clubs no more than 3 years old. Get the bug again mate and rip in

Micah Jordan - 2 years ago

I look forward to watching it. I've just stumbled on your channel and have been really enjoying the equipment reviews with Richo. It's great to see a pro and an amateur both review the clubs. I do have a question, I've not played golf for many years (was off 7 handicap) but after going to range recently I've gotten keen to play again. I used to have high quality clubs but don't really want to outlet about 3,000 on all premium new stuff and was wondering if I go with a quality name brand secondhand, how old is too old? 5 years? I used to play with big bertha woods and king cobra irons with cleveland wedges.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 2 years ago

+Micah Jordan we will do another one and better

Micah Jordan - 2 years ago

Why don't you produce a video of better quality little jonni?

jonnifjader - 3 years ago

Maybe stop producing dirt, then?

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+jonnifjader the secret isn't in the dirt like Hogan said also. But he is a legend

jonnifjader - 3 years ago

The answer is hidden in my original comment - dig it up yourself, as B Hogan said

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+jonnifjader What is structured. Can you teach us

Ethan Nichols - 3 years ago

I really like you guys...but youre just ranting in this video. You didnt even hit balls for us to see the difference...which was the point in the video....

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+Ethan Nichols will do another much better.

ticleve2 - 3 years ago

Would it have taken much more effort to show us the actual numbers?

cyuiyu wyguiyui - 3 years ago

Golfplayers who cant feel the difference between expensive clubs and cheap ones are not really golfers..

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+cyuiyu wyguiyui there is certainly a difference between the feel

Tim Shubert - 3 years ago

Just get you a $1,000 driver and a $1,000 putter and a nice bag with your name on it.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+Timothy Vger totally agree mate

JosiahHallGolf - 3 years ago

oh come on take it easy i hit senior flex drivers faster and longer and i swing in my high 130s and i dont break any clubs

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+NorthernGeorgiaMountain Golf I have plenty of cheaper drivers that have cracked also more premium ones also

sixtyton angel - 3 years ago

the skinny guy needs lessons....he sucks

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MrStevie57 - 3 years ago

Hardly a comprehensive comparison .

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+MrStevie57 will do

MrStevie57 - 3 years ago

No,I would have liked to have seen you hit a number of balls with each club.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+MrStevie57 what could we do to make it more comprehensive. Maybe same shafts. Anything else

Adams Snapworld - 3 years ago

Great testing video guys...........

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+Wakefield 724 cheers mate

dpardo74 - 3 years ago

Get a used premium set from a second hand online store. I have used second swing golf and have had an awesome experience. They rate the clubs so you know what you get before you buy. It has been my experience that the clubs arrive in better condition than the rating they provide in the description. I have purchased from them on three separate occasions and this has been the case each time.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+dpardo74 couldn't Agree more mate

dpardo74 - 3 years ago

I have purchased my share of box sets and although the irons may be decent, the hybrids and woods are usually of poor quality. The poor quality graphite shafts are often breaking in less than a year. If you search yard sales, pawn shops, and 2nd hand websites you can get good quality for a few hundred bucks.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+dpardo74 correct. A used premium driver will tend to be much better than a new lesser named driver with poor quality shaft

Sananda Radhay - 3 years ago

i have the taylormade r7 quad HT its titanium and it really works for me. Im 14 years old and a 2 handicap my average carry is 260-270 . the R7 quad is amazing. Im not switching for any other driver.

gvi341984 - 3 years ago

The test would have been more interesting with a thrift store or anything under 50AUD. The following video would have been nice to mod the cheap driver with some lead tape and new grip...

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+gvi341984 that video is coming

Albert Badal - 3 years ago

OMG, What a waste of time! You guys are worthless and should not put on videos anymore.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 3 years ago

+Albert Badal that's Albert. Shit happens mate. Maybe one day we will do something you approve of. What would to see

metamurph - 4 years ago

The other issue is club to club consistency on the cheap club you could get a "good one" or the dud. You have to cut corners to hold margins and yes a lot is marketing (including pros you are "subsidizing") if you are on a budget, buy an older version of the named club prices drop rapidly -- but I love the bottom line, just get out play and have fun

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+metamurph thats right. Get out and enjoy the great game with whatever you can.

Chris Anderson - 4 years ago

I like this video guys. I like the concept of low $$ vs high $$ gear and their performance. More of these please? Wedges, putters, etc.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+Chris Anderson cheers mate. Will do a best one with drivers and will do it through the bag. Cheers mate

Eoin m - 4 years ago

I started with a dunlop driver never managed to get any distance or accuracy with it changed to nike sq was better now have an m1 the difference even between the m1 and nike is day and night, in fairness my mate hit a few whopper shots with the dunlop but it was few and far between

Eoin m - 4 years ago

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER the way I look at it at the start if you learn with the cheap stuff and start hitting it well by the time ye change to something of quality you'll be smashing everything

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+Eoin m big name gear tends to be much better. But the cheaper stuff has its place. Will do another vlog like this

Gabe Santiago - 4 years ago

terrible video lol! soooooooo un insightful. computer break guess on ballspeeds practice balls ect.......! go see rick shields channel I recommend everyone to check him out ! a swing and a laughable miss guys! lol

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 2 years ago

+Micah Jordan I'm not sure if rick put it past me all day and his numbers are better than mine on the machine.
But numbers are one thing, playing golf is another

Micah Jordan - 2 years ago

I agree with that but his numbers are outrageously better indoors that on an actual course, particularly his accuracy. I watched him play with you in Australia and he was spraying it all over the place. I also agree totally that crossfield does it way better actually on the course, that's why I watch his videos and not Rick's anymore.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 2 years ago

+Micah Jordan indoor is different to playing. That's why it's so hard to test clubs properly. That's why crossfield does it right.

Micah Jordan - 2 years ago

Yes go and watch Rich Shields reviews of drivers where indoors on the machine he smashes them 320 yards dead straight almost every time or with a slight draw then watch him actually play and he can hardly hit a fairway at about 260! He also hardly hits a green in regulation either!

Álvaro Ybáñez - 3 years ago

Rick Shiels is a buffoon and can't drive for his life.

The Listener - 3 years ago

Easy comparrison , Premium driver - Rick Shiels, Cheap Driver - these two clowns. First and last time watched guys, jeeees it was bad.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+Gabe Santiago agreed mate. That's why will be doing a better one

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Fraser Elvins - 4 years ago

Is the premium driver a cobra f7

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+Fraser Elvins it may have been mate. Will do a video again of this just better

K F Led - 4 years ago

New to the channel. Video was nice, Stay Puft hat was the best thing in this video

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+Kyle Ledford thanks mate. Will do something like this again but better.

i grand - 4 years ago

Almost thought it was steven adams, till he spoke.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+i grand very close

michandcat - 4 years ago

Well done guys. Seems you held back a bit on details. Makes me a bit uneasy on the magnitude of difference. Mich appreciated though. I was just hoping for better specifics. Thanks and keep up the good work. Mich

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+michandcat cheers mate. Will do another one of these but better

Jon H. - 4 years ago

Could you define cheap and name brand? There are a lot of small companies engineering great product for lower prices that perform as well if not better in some instances than well known manufacturers.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+Jon Hensey it's definitely a cheaper club. Agreed there is a few lesser know companies with great gear. This cheaper driver isn't one of them

69Brook - 4 years ago

Gavin Williams - 4 years ago

Is the shaft in the cheap one a graphalloy prolaunch blue

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+Gavin Williams it wasn't a pro launch mTe. Looked similar tho

Gerry Manley - 4 years ago

Would there be much of a difference in a new top brand club and a top brand clubs that's a few years old?

Eoin m - 4 years ago

Gerry Manley I used to have a nike sq and changed to an m1 there's a huge difference for me

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+Gerry Manley we will do another vlog like this and go into more detail

gary smith6 - 4 years ago

EY up Fella`s Since your down under.You could easily get in some of the Japanesse stuff Like Miura Epon VEGA and so on.
Why not Break into some testing of that gear as no one is doing it YET you guy`s could pull in some more subscriber`s
As there is a healthy market for those quality Japanesse forged iron`s and wedge`s etc

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+gary smith6 would love to

James Dwyer - 4 years ago

When I came back to playing regular golf, I bought a set of Wilson Ultra. Even with them, after few lessons, better technique was getting me more distance from my irons. But the 1st thing I replaced was the Driver for a Cobra, never regretted that decisions. And when I updated my irons, fariway wood, and hybrid, I kept the driver.

Good vid, be interesting to see your performance differences for more average irons and shorter clubs. Where is the best place to spend your coin in the beginning?

Eoin m - 4 years ago

James Dwyer think everyone spends the money on the driver first but I was using cheap irons changed to a second hand set of taylormade and it's changed my game no end if I was doing it again irons would be first most definitely

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Toby Wild - 4 years ago

Hey guys would love to see some bench mark numbers to compare, make it easier to understand. Would also love to see a comparison video for some no name "starter" irons vs maybe 2 or 3 year old name brand irons.

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+Toby Wild definitely could have done better with this vlog mate. More time and more battery would have been nice

julian hughes - 4 years ago

great one guys .....
as you know I had £300 to buy a whole set and bought all named brands ..... if I had the money I would of bought different driver , 3 wood and irons ... but I'm happy with what I could afford .......

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+julian hughes usually way better to buy used big name than go cheap and new

Laz Smith - 4 years ago

wow. they seem like really low numbers compared to premium clubs. Amazing what newer tech can do

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+Laz Chester definitely a decent amount of difference. Will do more when it comes to this stuff

Simon Johansson - 4 years ago

Hi guys, I'd just like to start by saying I really enjoy this channels content but the last few months it feels like it's heading into a direction of just a Australian version of UK channels. The last vlog of Bribie Island seemed very odd where several remarks were made to each other and it felt like you were all on edge the vlog. This video tonight had so much promise but it just feels like Scott talks when Alan doesn't, I think this video would of worked so much better with one person hitting and the other talking. Perhaps Scott hitting the ball and Alan talking, we well I'll say for myself that I'm dead sure we know Alan hits a long straight ball but I think this video would of been great if a handicapped golfer was doing this and not the pro?

AUSSIE GOLF REVIEWER - 4 years ago

+Simon Johansson thank you Simon. The real difference is we will always have a pro and amateur testing/playing in these vlogs. Equipment and course. But we are still feeling our way and want to grow and a slightly different way of doing the product stuff is what we have been talking about. All this was done weeks ago as we need to get as many vlogs done in a short period of hours.

Thanks for your constructive criticism Simon

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