I have been searching internet but I'm having a hard time finding information/ reviews for women's clubs. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Adams has several lines of women's clubs that are good. Bought my wife some a few years ago.

Strip

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Strip

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Adams

My wife and daughter both play TaylorMade Burner 2.0s and love them. Very forgiving and great feel.

Hmm I thought "strip" was men's not women's favorite clubs. I'm trying to decide between ping taylormade and calaway.

Strip made me laugh out loud... well done...

I just bought my wife the Adams Speed Line box set. Whole thing was under $400. Adams makes a set around $700 but I could not justify spending that much for a set that will not get used much. It is a pretty nice set.

I would say:
PING
Adams/Cobra tie for 2nd
TM
-callaway are VERY heavy
Those are the most popular when I would do club fittings a few years back

Thanks everyone I decided after hitting several brands to go with ping.

Dayummm, I never realized how much more expensive womens irons were than mens. Guess I forgot to factor in graphite shafts.

Ping Serene are the best women's clubs available. Great Choice! My wife has a set on order that should be in first week in May.

I've thought about getting my wife a new set that might encourage her to play more. She played in high school and used to be pretty darn good before she moved on to other things, like shopping. Nice fundamentally sound swing still to this day.

She played blades in high school though Ping Eye 2s were available along with a few GI irons. She didn't like larger clubheads with offset then and still doesn't like them today. She can't stand 460cc drivers either. Go figure. I would like to set her up with some of the decently forgiving player's irons out there like AP2s, JPX pros, MP-59s, Cally X Forged etc., which still have the look at address that she'd like.

My thinking is have your wife pick out an iron that she likes the look of at address whether it's a men's or women's set, then get her fit for the right shaft, etc. as long as the head can be reasonably bent to accommodate a lie more typical for women and can be swingweighted for the shorter 75-95 gram shafts she'll probably be using. If that can't be done, you're probably stuck with having to buy women's clubs.

There are some great ultra lightweight steel shaft options out there, no imperative need for graphite and the extra expense that may go along with it.

[This message has been edited by AgDotCom (edited 4/22/2014 11:53a).]

They are for me and I got the G25 heads with womens flex granite shafts as well as having them fitted to the correct angle. I played in high school also so I like the more traditional clubs. I wish my husband would play but he is not interested