Tour Edge Bazooka 370 Review and Hands On Test

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Tour Edge is a golf equipment company that tends to do a little less advertising and promotion than other brands in the industry.

The result of this is that you may not know as much about these clubs, but their pricing is usually a little bit less. 

I recently tested the Tour Edge Bazooka 370 golf set, and it seemed like a really fair price for all that was included.

Overall, this set offers tremendous value. It is a great golf set for beginners and high handicappers.

Tour Edge Bazooka 370 Review and Benefits

One of the first things that will stand out about the Tour Edge Bazooka 370 is how reasonably priced it is.

In addition to the fair pricing, I really wanted to see how the distance, forgiveness, and overall ease of use stood up against other complete golf sets on the market. 

What’s Included 

The Tour Edge Bazooka 370 Set comes with 12 golf clubs. You really won’t need to add anything additional to the set. In addition, you also get a golf bag and a few headcovers. 

• Driver
• 3 Wood
• 5 Wood
• 4 Hybrid
• 5 iron
• 6 iron
• 7 iron
• 8 iron
• 9 iron
• Pitching Wedge
• Sand Wedge 
• Putter
• Golf Bag and Headcovers 

Driver and Fairway Woods 

The first thing I like to look for in these complete golf sets is whether or not the driver is a 460cc club head. This is the current USGA max, and you may as well take advantage of the largest and most forgiving golf club head size you can. 

Players will enjoy an optimized center of gravity and a relatively high launch from the driver. The driver’s head is not adjustable, but it is set at 10.5 degrees, making it a fair amount of loft for golfers still new to the game. 

This Tour Edge Bazooka 370 is not the longest club I’ve ever hit, but it was relatively accurate. I can see this as a good choice for those needing the extra forgiveness. 

The set also comes with a 15 and a 19 degree fairway wood. These fairway woods have a low center of gravity and increase total launch. In fact, I loved using them as an alternative to the driver on certain holes.

Out of the rough, the 4 hybrid or the 5 wood are forgiving enough that you won’t be penalized for having your drive land here. 

Hybrid and Irons 

There is only one hybrid included in the Tour Edge 370 Complete Set. Instead of two hybrids, they have put a 5 iron in play. This is really my one major complaint about this set of golf clubs. Sometimes it’s hard to hit the 5 iron if you have a slower swing speed. 

However, these irons were designed to be more heel and toe weighted. The result is a lower center of gravity and a higher overall ball flight. In addition, these are cavity back irons, so you can expect they offer plenty of forgiveness when hit in the center of the face. 

Outside of the 5 iron (which requires a little extra speed), the overall performance of these golf irons was very consistent. 

Wedge and Putter 

There is a sand wedge and a pitching wedge included as part of the Tour Edge set. You may consider adding a lob wedge from another brand with high spin levels.

These wedges are easy to work with and very forgiving, but not necessarily the most impressive when it comes to spin rates. 

The Tour Edge Bazooka 370 set comes with a classic blade-style putter. The putter has an alignment aid to help with visualization, and the overall feel of the clubface is pretty soft. 

You may not keep this putter forever, but it’s a good start. 

Golf Bag 

The Tour Edge Bazooka 370 set comes with either a lightweight stand bag or a cart bag. The cart bag is only available in the senior set. Both of the bags have plenty of storage, and they come with an 8-way divider top to keep the clubs from hitting each other as you play and practice. 

I like the stand bag a bit better than the cart bag, as it is versatile and durable. The cart bag is nice for storage, but it certainly makes it difficult to walk the golf course and carry it with you. 

Tour Edge Bazooka 370 Pros and Cons

The Tour Edge Bazooka 370 has lots of impressive features. Overall I really liked the forgiveness that this set offers.

It may not provide the most impressive distance technology on the market, but if you miss the center of the clubface, you won’t be punished badly for it. Paired with a forgiving golf ball, you’d be in good shape.

The major negative here is the 5 iron. It’s just hard for most average to slow swing speed beginners to hit a 5 iron with ease.

However, if you happen to have a little extra speed in your game, this 5-iron will likely be a club you enjoy. 

Pros

• Very forgiving golf clubs
• Includes two fairway woods for more versatility in the set 
• Impressive performance from the rough
• Higher launching golf clubs
• Regular and senior shaft options 

Cons

• 5 iron is a bit more difficult to hit than a 5 hybrid 
• Distance from this set is not quite as long as other options on the market 

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are a few most commonly asked questions about the Bazooka 370 set from Tour Edge.

Final Thoughts: Is The Tour Edge Bazooka 370 Worth it? 

The Tour Edge Bazooka 370 is worth the money. This was actually an easy decision for me because the pricing of this set is so fair for what you get.

Overall, Tour Edge does a great job of creating equipment that helps players enjoy the game of golf a bit more. If you are a beginner looking to get started in the game, this set is highly recommended.