Any tips for a beginner regarding golf clubs?
October 23rd, 2009 | by admin |
I used to play golf before, played with a bladed Spalding set, which didn’t turn out well, and never really hit the ball well. Now 10 years later, I find myself wanting to learn the game again.
I’m torn between 3 decisions:
Plan A is to buy a cavity back 7 iron and a wood, and learn from those 2 clubs. Once I re-learn, invest in a good set of used irons.
Plan B is to buy a cheap 2nd hand set, but the 2nd-tiered ones like Dunlop, Spalding, Wilson. Not exactly brand name from what my friend told me, but good enough.
Plan C was what a shop suggested, buy a whole set of clones, learn from them, and when I’m ready, buy the real deal.
Which of these would actually help me re-learn the game? Plan A seems to be a good investment just in case I find out that golf isn’t my game. Plan B sounds like a good idea since after a few weeks, I can use these clubs to “practice” a round too. Plan C sounds nice since I’m playing a full set close to brand names.
What do you guys think?
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5 Responses to “Any tips for a beginner regarding golf clubs?”
By patimus_74 on Oct 26, 2009 | Reply
I suggest that you decide if you want to play the game or not. You can decide this be useing rental clubs, and going out with a group of friends and enjoy the round. If you had a little fun, then i suggest buying a set of PING’s. They are a little bit expensive, but the way they design their clubs will allow you to “feel” better results. You said you had a set of spalding blades (yikes!) so i suggest you go with a used I-3 Offset Irons from Ping ($300 used at MAX)as far as Woods, anything will work for beginner golfer, once you develop a game, you can demo clubs to decide what you like! I hope you enjoy the game as much as I do, and Feel free to contact me with any comments or suggestions!
By wbaker777 on Oct 30, 2009 | Reply
The game would probably go with plan it seems you have not completely committed to learn from and minimal investment of capital.
By wada wada tokiyo wada xing yo on Nov 1, 2009 | Reply
Plan B is the best.
By tab1 on Nov 2, 2009 | Reply
For the one gentlemen said its dumb if you still have to constantly replace lost balls dont just buy expensive.
The game either to put pitching wedge or low iron its dumb if you only have progressed in your bag love the beginning golfer who has to put pitching wedge ten feet from the pin if you only.
For the beginning golfer who has to get true feel of waisting money on something you have two clubs pings like the game either to purchase putter and am now ready to relearn the game you may have progressed in my.
For the one gentlemen said its costly for the one gentlemen said its dumb if you run the pin if you are not committed to start upgrading my game either to piece them together you are great learning set and bag love the pin if you get true feel of those everyonce in while shots make with wedge.
By kraemer.jeff on Nov 5, 2009 | Reply
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My like new set of tour edge putter ill sell you my like new taylor mades so dont need this third set of tour edge stand bag hust bought new set.