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1. Golf equipment // Nov 26, 2009 at 10:32 am

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   mtsga DOES NOT DEAL IN ANY GOLF EQUIPTMENT. wE ARE JUST A GROUP OF sENIOR GOFERS WHO LOVE TO OLAY GOLF

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2. Stack and tilt golf swing // Nov 27, 2009 at 4:18 pm

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   Bought my first complete set at K Mart for $116.00 best thing I ever did.

3. Golf swing lessons // Nov 30, 2009 at 12:43 pm

   Golf equipment

   It would be hard to find a set for $100.
   You can get an 18 piece set from top-flite for about $300. They sound perfect for you if golf is just a recreational game for you.
   You should be able to find them at
   “XL 5000 Set” Top Flite.

   Then again, you could always look at garage sales, you would find clubs pretty cheap there.

4. Golf clones - http://www.golfclones.org // Dec 1, 2009 at 4:47 am

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   look at used clubs at your local golf store. Best chance to get quality at a discount. Ebay is a great avenue as well, but not if you don’t really know what you’re looking for.

5. Golf swing lessons // Dec 4, 2009 at 4:31 am

   Stack and tilt golf swing

   Ebay is your best bet for that price, look for the brand Texan, they are ok for the money. you might find an ok set of clubs at a pawn shop or thrift store. you can likely get a used set of irons for that price easily, Hogan Edge irons are easy to get for $80 or so, and they are quality irons.

6. Golf pro shop // Dec 6, 2009 at 3:32 pm

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   find yourself a set of used clubs, my advice is to avoid any forged or blade style irons because they are more challenging to hit. If your just starting there is no need to get any “brand name” clubs. I also prefer steel shaft for the irons, and depending on the swing speed mine is fast choose a wood with an appropriate flex (I have x-stiff).

7. golf swing analysis software // Dec 8, 2009 at 7:48 pm

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   I suggest you have a set custom built to your height, but plan on spending about $200.00, and get a short set of Driver, 5W, 5I, 7I, 9I, PW, Putter.

   If you like what you got, you can add more clubs to complete your set.

   Go to.

   This is the best component company out there (value wise), and you can have them build your set to the shaft lengths you need.

   The price you pay for this custom set will be MUCH lower than Dick’s, Golfsmith, or any other retail place.

   Now these clubheads won’t be “name-brand”, but you can order “name-brand shafts and grips, and pick any combination of colors you’d like. And Juniors typically like flashy colored shafts and grips. Probably better shafts and grips than you’d get with a purchased “name-brand” set.

   And the quality, materials, and technology of these non-”name brand” clubheads is just as good as the “name brand” clubs.

   The only exception: Driver and Putter. Component Irons, Wedges, Fairway Woods, Hybrid heads are just as good as name-brand.

   But brand name putters and Drivers are “special”. Once you’ve got more experience and decided you want to play more golf, add an OEM dDriver and Putter.

   And I follow my own advice.

   My set:

   Driver: Taylor Made Burner
   3W, 5W: Component clubs with UST shafts
   Hybrid: Component club w/ Grafalloy shaft
   4I-9I,PW,SW = Component clubs w/ True Temper TX90 shafts
   AW, LW = Component clubs w/ True Temper TX90 shafts
   Putter: Odyssey White Hot XG 2-ball.

   My handicap: 9.8
   Source(s):

8. golf clubs // Dec 11, 2009 at 9:12 pm

   golf swing analysis software

   That may be a little difficult to do, here’s my two cents on it…
   –1002037/iron-set/wilson/progressive.aspx?gd=3
   –1001180/driver/taylor-made/supersteel.aspx?gd=3&lft=10
   –1007806/putter/golfsmith/firestar.aspx?gd=3