RAM Golf Club Review

By Lyle@Nymble

Specs

RAM is a golf club manufacturer that has been in business for generations. RAM has consistently made clubs designed for beginner and high-handicap amateurs alike. RAM has also made clubs for some of the best players in the world. Multi-major championship winner Tom Watson built much of his early career success with RAM clubs. The FXI iron provides maximum forgiveness and maximum perimeter weighting to offer the average player one of the most easy-to-hit irons in the game. The FXI is a game improvement iron designed for the mid- to high-handicap player.

Perks

The RAM Sergeras irons provide the ultimate in forgiveness in iron technology with one of the largest sweet spots in the business. The Sergeras is a powerful, cavity-back, perimeter-weighted iron accentuating the low center of gravity that allows the player to launch the ball up into the air.

Sacrifices

RAM manufactures a basic-level golf club for the main, lowest, common-denominator golfer in the world. This club is not the club designed specifically for high-level or low-handicap players. Accomplished players might be frustrated with its performance.

Bottom Line

The RAM Sergeras is an outstanding club for the novice to average amateur golfer. This is a club with a forgiving sweet spot that helps players of average skill hit more solid shots throughout their round.

About The Author

Lyle Smith is an award-winning copywriter with a widely varied background. He has completed work for individuals, small businesses and fortune 1000 corporate clients all over the country. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Villanova University.

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