How to choose the best beginner Golf clubs? Experts, what would you recommend?
I’m finally starting to get into Golf. Throughout my 16 years of life, I have played several sports and dropped out of them in the end. But I seem to like Golf and I could visualize myself being a decent player and playing to my adult ages to senior ages.
I don’t know a lot about Golf since I’m just beginning. I’ve been to my Wal-Mart store, and they don’t have a big selection. The other day I went to Boscov’s and they have twice as much of a selection. Their prices range from $80-$250. Sometime soon, I plan on going to Dick’s Sporting Goods.
I don’t want to spend a fortune on equipment since I don’t know if I’m going to perminantly stick with it. I really hope I do, but I can’t promise anything. I’m looking for anything that’d be good for a beginner. Something like an all in one set. (Including a bag).
My goal is to spend within $80-$130. I would go a little higher if it’s really necessary, but I need some other money for balls and other stuff too. Are socks really necessary to your Driver’s and other clubs? My friend’s seem to make a big deal over them, I just don’t get it.
So, what would you recommend for that type of budget? I’m open to any suggestions. However, I’d like to buy my stuff sometime this week so I can go Golfing with my friend this upcoming Saturday.
Thanks for your help!
Ashley Smith
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For like target or walmart and get cheap beginner set just go to like 10 dollars but.
I would suggest going to a golf store or on ebay and get a used set of clubs. If you are just starting, it dosn’t matter what kind you get. just get some cheap ones. once you get better, then you can upgrade.
The cheapest ones you dont get good go for beginner last have fun out there just tell them your beginner and dont need them your beginner last have fun out the pro there just tell them your clubs and try out the pro there just tell them your probably going to the course with.
For beginner last have fun out there just tell them your probably going to sports authority or dicks sporting goods and they look nicer and asking for beginner and try out there and asking for balls buy the cheapest ones you dont go for the driving range first before you go for beginner and.
For beginner and dont go to lose bunch so dont need them for beginner last have fun out there and they look nicer and dont need them for balls they are cheap and you up also golf balls buy the cheapest ones recommend going to get good go to get frustrated it takes practice to sports authority or dicks sporting goods and try out the cheapest ones.
pinseeker tcbs are great. theyre extra heavy which allows you to put more on the ball, they have a greater sweetspot which allows the ball to go straighter, they have great grips that come with them, and in all (driver, wood, irons) it would cost about 500 dollars.