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Even for the novice, Howson was a little brand that is a spin-off of Hippo Golf. The firm had an excellent consumer feedback and a strong set with a forgiving face for an enhanced game, even for those new to the sport.

Founded by Howson , it was a Golf company that had been in the business for a long time and sell a wide range of golfing tools. The club had a long-standing reputation as one of the UK’s largest retailers of high quality equipment, accessories & sports clothing to both casual and experienced players alike across its nationwide shops and website.

The Howson Carbon Titanium driver is built with the finest beta titanium and a carbon crown for incredible power, combined with the benefits of carbon composite ball flight.

The driver will provide strong golfer confidence on the tee thanks to its 460cc size and weight positioned deep in the club head, which has a low center of gravity for improved impact efficiency and optimal launch. It has a graphite shaft and is designed with great adjustability to suit most people, from those just starting their golfing adventure to those who have been playing for a long time.

The Howson attacker rescue woods add a lot of power and fun to the game. The ball is aided in gaining maximum energy conversion through the use of graphite shafts.

These clubs have a high moment of inertia, which affords more power on off-center hits and added forgiveness on mis-hits.

The woods have a multi-material construction with an aluminum crown and carbon throat for a clear, crisp sound at impact. The speed perimeter weighting leads to a higher launch.

The Howson Attacker fairway woods are made of a 17-4 maraging steel face and have more power and playability than previous versions. They have a higher MOI, which means straighter shots for more consistency.

The Attacker fairway woods are helpful to beginners because they have a forgiving head that has a large sweet spot, which makes it good for off-center hits.

The deep cavity back undercut design on this driver iron let you hit the ball further and with more force. The easy-to-hit mid iron has a wide face that can add loft for medium to high handicap players.

It has a mid-sized head with a straight leading edge and is finished with a new gloss chrome. It has a soft, smooth satin black finish on the back of the head and sole to minimize glare and add to the appearance.

The Attacker’s putter collection includes three conventional heel-toe putters. All putters include polymer faces for a soft yet solid feel on the putts.

They have a smooth, matte finish and are all finished with chrome plating around the edges to minimize glare. The putters feature a clear alignment aid to help golfers aim correctly.

The Attacker wedges are made of 17-4 stainless steel and provide excellent feedback and feel. As standard, the Attacker wedges include a 70g grip and a loft of 52, 56 and 60 degrees.

The wedges have a milled face with a wide U-groove for more spin. The camber gives the wedges a higher leading edge for better contact from any lie, while the milled face creates a great sound at contact.

Designed to help you make simple and accurate bump-and-run chip shots around the green. The Attacker chipper is made of 17-4 stainless steel and a large sweet spot, which is nice for amateurs.

It has a deep face with an undercut design to increase the moment of inertia. It’s perfect for shots where you need to make accurate bump-and-run chip shots.

The RS3 Club Set Titanium driver has a hyper steel face and utility model. The rebound face was created for forgiveness and playability in any skill level. It has a deep body and a classic head shape for this magnetic set. The stainless steel irons have a hyper steel face, a progressive hosel design and a milled finish for added control.

The confidence-inducing deep cavity back undercut design creates simple to hit mid irons and finer precision in the short irons, allowing you to attack your desired area of the course. It has a milled finish for added dynamics and a satin brushed steel appearance.

The RS3 putter has a modern mallet design and a deep alignment line with an added confidence boost from the face balanced cavity back. It has a stainless steel head and is complete with dimensions on the sole for fairway, rough or green.

The RS-3 Hybrid is the perfect alternative to long irons. With it’s high strength, hyper steel face for enhanced forgiveness and control, milled finish for added dynamics and satin brushed steel appearance, making it one to add your set!

It is a 5 piece set with steel shafts and has a graphite grip. The handle is stainless steel. It includes a 4,5,6,7,8,9 and a PW with the length of 38.25 inch with a D2 swing weight.

It is a 4 piece set with graphite shafts. The length is 39 inch with an F1 swing weight. It has a classic head shape and a milled face. It has a polished head and a steel shafts. This club is designed with the beginner in mind.

It is a standard 9 iron with an oversize club head. It has an ultra thin face area and CNC milled deep pocket cavity for high launch low spin. The club has a ball position correct shaft and is set with an Nippon NS Pro 950GH graphite shaft. It has a steel shaft, right hand and is 34 inches long.

It is still a best option because it is a very flexible set. The clubs are multi-purpose which makes it an ideal set for beginners, casual players or pro’s who need to carry fewer clubs during their rounds. It also has excellent consumer feedback. After long years still the best option to choose for you!

There are many factors to conisder for an old club. The first factor is to consider the condition of the older golf club. If you are buying a used club it is important to determine the quality of the club. It is also important to consider the age of your older golf club and how it reflects on its condition.

Yes! Hippo is a very good golf brand. This is because the Set also includes hybrids which are easier to hit than long irons. The Iron’s have a classic look and are designed to hit with control and accuracy. The Putter has excellent feedback from users. All in all, a good value set that is recommended for beginners.

Yes, Howson has one steel shaft set which includes the 4,5,6,8 irons and hybrids. It has a steel shaft and graphite grip. This is another excellent choice for beginners as it has a more forgiving head.

In 1989, Howson Sports, a UK-based sports equipment maker, became the HiPPO golf brand. It’s now probably the largest European multi-sport equipment company.

Yes, Howson club set is an excellent choice for beginners because it is full of forgiveness. The Irons are well-designed having both good trajectories and control on short approach shots. The hybrids are also designed for enhanced forgiveness and accuracy. All in all, a good choice for beginners!

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What's so special about German Stainless Steel?

By nykfan4life , February 23, 2008 in Clubs, Grips, Shafts, Fitting

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what makes it different from regular steel?

As answered, it's not necessarily steel from Germany. More likely it's a trade name or a common name for a certain blend of steel.

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I don't know what makes it different. All I know is I have German steel chef's knives. I've had one of them for 30 years. Three swipes on each side of a sharpening steel and it's better than new.

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I highly doubt that it's specifically steel from Germany that's better. More likely it is just a better grade of steel. Where did you hear/read that German steel is better? Do you have any more info on the steel other than that it is German? Manufacturer, Type, DIN number, EN Name, ASTM/AISI Type, UNS serial, finish and/or grade would help me in telling you any differences and/or advantages.

The key characteristic, as I understand it, is that it's one of the softer steels.

thanks. Any other difference?

Scotty can charge more for it.

German stainless steel as it appears on scotty cameron putters. I am pretty sure, like you said, that it is a different kind of steel, not just german steel, but If anyone knew its characteristics that set it apart from regular stainless

That's what I figured you were getting at, since I hadn't noted any other mention of German steel in any other club's promo material.

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In my experience of last 15 years in Surgical industry, we have found that the texture of German stainless steel is very smooth and is highly resistant to stains, and its because of tightly bounded molecules of elements, which occured only due to pressure and time, what ever you mix like chromium or other things they cant do the things which time and pressure has done in thousands of years, we used many kinds of steel in surgical instruments  but what were the results, instruments break at a certain application of force, get stains, lost alignment, lost serrations quicker than german stainless.

If to make them harder more chromium is added, then instead of bending they break, which was not in the case of german stainless.

And thats why german stainless is expensive then all other stainless steels from all over the world.

Originally Posted by PvtPublic Mainly all this adds up to is that the steel will be softer (due to the sulfur's lowering of impact toughness) and much more brittle (which leads to increased "feedback" and "feel" via vibrations through the club face). In short, it's nothing special and is mainly one more thing they can use to sway the minds of less informed consumers. It is not unique, for the most part. It is possible get the same effect from a polymer insert. Really all the "GSS" is good for is fancy acronyming. Whether any other manufacturer currently makes an insert putter with the same qualities as the "GSS", I cannot say.

I agree that you could get the same "soft" or similar feel with a polymer insert, but that the "feedback" would have to be lost a bit in the polymer to club head to shaft to hands travel.  I think it would be hard to replicate the same feedback response you have in a steel putter blade.  I have never used GSS but have had a standard 303 stainless putter.  I just seem to like that sort of "feel" better.  I think that the tour pros possibly use GSS just mainly because they can.  But it is all preference.  Phil seemed to do pretty well with his insert putter on Sunday. :)

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I know I had a GSS knife that was always my favorite. It stayed sharp longer and was all around better untill one day I droped it on the floor and it cracked breaking off from the handle.  I had just made some stab wood and decided I would turn it into a smaller knife that I could still use (ya it really was that much better then the other knifes that I did all this to keep it). Now on one side you must think why did it break if it is so great right?  Well idk why but in order to make a knife you must drill 2 holes through it which for 1/8 inch you should be able to do with the correct drill bit.  Let me tell you something after 30 min with a SS  bit I went to home Depot to get one that maybe would actually work. No luck still ordered one on Amazon and can't believe maybe spent 45 min straight drill blasting to that GSS knife and yet it was not even half way through. I had to use my oxy acetylyne torch to Finnish the 1 hole and make the second or I would not still have what is left of that knife.  So is GSS better I think so.  I have tried 304 316 and many other ones in the US nothing ever came close to toughness trying to drill a 1/8th inch hole into that German made knife. 

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Talking about chef knives, german knifes are very resistant to rust and easy to sharpen. Cheap stainless steel knives are very resistant to rust but very brittle and hard to sharpen.

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