Dunlop golf clubs

Dunlop golf clubs - you've seen the name on car tires, running shoes, tennis and golf balls, tennis rackets and other sports gear. But the Dunlop name is on golf clubs as well. And I'm sure it keeps the other brands on their toes too, because these Dunlop guys must know something about sports!

Dunlop has been in the golf game a long time - since 1910 according to their PR people. Arnold Palmer, Seve Ballesteros, Tom Watson and Fuzzy Zoeller have all used Dunlop clubs to win countless golf tournaments.

Today, Dunlop uses its sports know-how to deliver great golf gear at great prices, and suited to golfers of all levels. Every golf club Dunlop make is manufactured to meet all current USGA standards.

Dunlop golf clubs sell for a fraction of what the big-name brand golf clubs go for, and almost all Dunlop golf club owners are extremely happy with their performance.

One reviewer told me that Dunlop golf clubs are a 'good investment for beginner to medium, experienced player.' He went on to explain the clubs have a nice weight, good distance, and were oversize with good control.

Another happy customer shared with me that 'The 3 and 4 are actually utility woods. The 5-PW are traditional style cavity backs, with wide soles and low center of gravity.' But he didn't like the grips on his Dunlop golf clubs and so he re-wrapped them himself with a velvet-style wrap.

This same reviewer tells us the quality and the construction of Dunlop golf clubs is excellent, and what's more... 

"they look like they cost ten times as much".

That's one heck of a great recommendation for Dunlop golf clubs.

All in all, if you're looking for a really good bang for your buck, then you ought to check out a few of the Dunlop golf clubs before you go on to the Golf Club Ratings.