Best Golf Clubs Under $500
If you have been on any golf retailer it should be reasonably clear to you that golf clubs can be very expensive, but believe it or not this doesn’t have to be the case because there are high-quality clubs out there which don’t have to break the bank. This is where this guide comes in because we have done a lot of thorough testing to see which are the best golf clubs (opens in new tab) money can buy for less than $500.
We chose this number because it is more realistic for more golfers to have that kind of money to spend on golf clubs compared to $1000 or above. We also chose this number because across all sections of clubs, from package sets, to drivers (opens in new tab), to irons, $500 is a number in which you can still get very, very good models. Whereas if we went any lower in price, we would find it harder to recommend a good set of irons for example, because the cheaper you go in that section there is undeniable trade-off in performance.
We have also split this guide into sections so you can navigate to the clubs you want, and we start with package sets. (For what it’s worth we would also recommend taking a look at our best golf club sets (opens in new tab), and best sets for beginners (opens in new tab) guides).
Best Golf Clubs Under $500
Package Sets
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Starting with package sets under $500, our first selection is the MacGregor CG3000. The brand has a long and distinguished history in golf and yet its clubs don’t cost a lot of money compared to others.
The CG3000 is an entry level set, with the 13° driver, low profile fairway and hybrid designed in such a way that they’re easy to hit. Meanwhile, the irons (steel and graphite options are available) feature an undercut cavity to keep the centre of gravity low and deep, so golfers should find them easier to launch.
The irons do have a fairly thick top line, but having…
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