What kind of golf club sets are best for a beginner?
What kind of golf club sets are best for a beginner?
Will an expensive set help me prepare to play the game better?
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2.2.2010
Just starting out, I'd look into getting a complete set, so the investment is as minimal as possible. Here's one to look at:http://www.rockbottomgolf.com/adams-golf…The pricing is GREAT and this is a high quality set. If this set doesn't appeal to your eye, the things you need to look for are: hybrids (easier to hit than irons, especially in the longer irons), cavity back irons (will be easier to hit than a blade style iron), large driver (larger equals more forgiving, equals easier to learn to hit it equals more fun on the golf course)!The other thing you need to have is a lot of patience. The game is harder for some to pick up, but it's a great game and a great place to spend time with others and a great way to spend time outdoors.Best of luck to you!
2.2.2010
An expensive set will not necessarily help you play the game better – what matters is quality. Buying a boxed set at Wal-Mart or Dick's is probably not a good idea. You should get fit for proper length, lie and flex. It would be a good idea to do this with a local clubfitter, but if you must, you can get "static" fit online. This would at least be a start. This site will help get you started with that: http://www.valuegolfclubs.com/
2.2.2010
I started out with a set of Walter Hagen SB7 clubs. They come with the standard requirements along with the two 3 and 4 hybrids. I love them. They keep the ball low and not too low and high but not to high. Dont think that by getting these or any other clubs that you are automatically going to be amazing. They take practice. These clubs are also cheap and they have very good reviews all over the internet. A pro also recommended these clubs to me. They work great. Hope this helps
2.2.2010
cavity backsthe cheaper the better