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Gymax Men's Left-Handed Complete Golf Set
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Gymax Men's Left-Handed Complete Golf Set

A Gymax complete left-handed men's golf set — clubs sorted for anyone who swings from the other side.

Deal score 8.1 · Steal
$205.99$509.99 Target's regular price

You save $304.00 at Target

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  • Target lists its regular price at $509.99: 60% off by its own figures
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  • Complete left-handed golf set
  • Includes 460CC #1 driver
  • #3 fairway wood
  • #4 hybrid
  • Irons and putter included
  • Stand bag included
In the box
460CC #1 driver, #3 fairway wood, #4 hybrid, Irons, Putter, Stand bag

Specs

Department
Men's
Handedness
Left Handed
With Bag
Yes
Set Type
Complete Set
Set
Yes
Color
Blue

About the Gymax Men's Left-Handed Complete Golf Set

The Gymax Men's Left-Handed Complete Golf Set is a full starter package for left-handed men, bundled with a stand or cart bag in blue. Complete sets like this typically cover driver, fairway wood or hybrid, irons, wedges and putter, so a new golfer can get on the course with one purchase. At $205.99 at Target as of November 3, 2026, it sits at the low end of what complete left-handed sets cost, where name-brand boxed sets usually run $300 to $500.

Best forLeft-handed men buying a first setCasual and occasional golfersGolfers who want bag and clubs in one purchaseBudget-conscious beginners
Pros
  • Left-handed configuration, which is scarce in budget sets
  • Complete set with bag included
  • Low entry price for a full bag
  • Blue bag stands out on the rack
Cons
  • Generic brand with little published spec detail
Budget shafts and grips wear faster than name-brand components
  • No club-by-club loft or flex breakdown given
  • Resale value is low

    • What reviewers say

    Reception for Gymax boxed sets is thin and mixed. Buyers generally treat them as adequate first sets for the money, while more experienced players note the components are basic.

    Pros
    • Good value as a starter set
    • Everything needed in one box
    • Bag included at a low price
    Cons
    • Build quality below name brands
    • Grips and shafts feel basic
    • Limited long-term durability

    Questions and answers

    Is this set worth it for a beginner?
    Yes, if you are left-handed and want to start cheaply. It covers the clubs a new player needs and includes a bag, so you can play immediately without buying pieces separately.
    What clubs are in the box?
    A complete set of this type normally includes a driver, a fairway wood or hybrid, irons, a wedge, a putter and the bag. Confirm the exact club list with the store before ordering, since bundle contents vary.
    Is it right-handed or left-handed?
    It is left-handed, made for men who swing from the left side. Right-handed golfers should look at the right-handed version of the same set.
    How does it compare with name-brand starter sets?
    It costs less, often by $100 or more. Name brands use better shafts and grips and hold resale value, but for casual play this set covers the same basics.
    When is the best time to buy?
    Complete sets usually drop during spring sales and end-of-season clearance in late summer and fall. At $205.99 at Target as of November 3, 2026, it is already near the bottom of the category.
    Does it come with headcovers?
    Budget complete sets often include headcovers for the woods and sometimes the putter. Check the listing's included-items list to be sure.