Golf Clubs For An Intermediate Player???

Question

OK so if been playing golf years but never really got in to it, i would just rent or borrow somebody's else's clubs, when i would play

but now I'm getting into it more and have decided to buy my own clubs

but the thing is i don't have a clue about clubs and designs and brands etc

so any info you guys have would be great such as:

graphite Vs Steel

best brands

best bag set up

and any other info thanks

Answer 1

Go for the graphite, they're much nicer. As an intermediate player, I would go after clubs of somewhat smaller brands. Look at Cobra, Adams, Titleist, and Cleveland. As far as a bag, anything that you like is fine. I love the uberlight stand bags. Good luck!

Answer 2

Nike golf clubs are really good, I got the old Sling Shot clubs and I've had them for about five years, i play off 1.8 and they work really good. The clubs have steel shafts, best bet is to pick up a cheap carry bag.

Have a good one...

Answer 3

ask the people at your golf courses  pro shop

Answer 4

Read the reviews on the MacGregor NVG2 and NVG2 mids. These are very good clubs that can be bought right now on clearance for $199 or less for a set of irons.  

Answer 5

Z Series Hybrid Complete Set W/deluxe Stand Bag

Answer 6

if you are serious. i would say go to the local golf shop and get fitted for the proper clubs. they can help with shaft stiffness and length and lie,

as far as brands, i have always been a fan of pings they are very forgiving, and also have a great feel when good contact is made.

bag set up, i would recommend a 1,3,5 wood a 19 and 21 degree hybrid and a iron set of 4-sw and of course a putter.  and that is the 14 club max for the usga rules