Review from the magazine

TG rating

Initial impressions are generally made on the appearance of a club. Unfortunately, in this case, the M3 failed at the first hurdle. The finish is very poor and looks like it has been hand-painted by a wonky craftsman who can’t paint neat, straight lines. Granted this isn’t an expensive club, but stood side by side with its budget competitors the paintwork loses points. But what it lacks in looks it makes up for in performance. It was one of the most forgiving clubs in this test, and our mishits flew far better than expected. It also offered a receptive, soft feel off the face.