Help finding golf clubs?

Question

I went golfing for the first time to day but i had to use right handed clubs when i am left. So i want to buy some of my own i am going to be going alot this summer to get practice so i can try out for my high school team. Does anyone know of some real good clubs for around $300 Keep in mind i mean a full set and they have to be lefties...Thanks

Answer 1

Ebay is your best bet!

http://listings.ebay.com/_W0QQsocmdZList...

Answer 2

go to sports authority and look in the golf section. thjey always hae good mens cheap sets.

Answer 3

Sports Authority is a good place to look. I am a golf specialist at one and we do carry some pretty good beginner sets for a really good price.

With Father's Day coming too you can expect a lot of the golf department to be on sale, and you can find some huge deals.

Good luck making the team. I hope that you do. This is really a great sport to get hooked on.

Answer 4

go to ebay.com and they have all kinds of left handed golf clubs

Answer 5

If $300 is your limit overall, you don't need to get one complete set - you can mix and match and end up with some really good equipment. Below you'll find my recommendations, but remember that you're the one that's going to be playing them, so make sure whatever you get is something you'll be confident and comfortable playing.

For driver/woods, don't blow a whole lot of cash yet. Anything that gets you off the tee and onto the fairway will do. Once you start improving and see what your game requires, you can begin to look at upgrading and addressing your individual needs.

For irons, I would recommend Adams GT 500 [ http://www.rockbottomgolf.com/adams-golf... ]. They're known to be easy to hit, consstent, and with a nice feel. Irons are going to be a big part of your game, especially as you start out, so make this your focus right now.

Putters are very personal - you need to find one that you like the weight, feel, sound, and response of. Look around at local pro shops and see what stands out to you. The biggest decision you'll have is whether you like the skinny blade design, or prefer the larger mallet style. Again, like the woods, don't worry too much about spending a ton of money just yet. Once you refine your putting technique and know what you like a little more, you can upgrade.

Wedges are pretty important, but for the most part interchangable. As you get better and notice the different strokes, techniques, and lofts, you can spend as much as you want. For now, some cheap Ram wedges or that kind of thing should work for you.

Best of luck!

Answer 6

Unfortunately, there really is a big difference between a $99 set of no-name cubs from Big 5, and a $2500 set of custom-fitted top-of-the-line clubs from a golf specialty store.

The question is: do you really care? If you golf 2x a year at your church's charity event and your company's annual picnic, you probably don't care and don't need to spend the money to care.

On the other hand, if you have fallen in love with golf and are eager to get the best set that you can afford, then you should try to find a good set of used clubs and try to have them custom-fitted at a golf specialty store. You can save alot of money going with a used set and no matter how scuffed up they look, they will perform just the same as long as the grooves on the club face are not completely worn.

Most golf specialty stores will allow you to hit various models on their range or computerized indoor facility. Try going over there and hittng several different types. If none of them seem to make a difference, then go with the cheapest. If you fall in love with a set, get them.

Answer 7

I got mine at the golfers wearhouse, the were on sale whole set for only 269.00 RAM was the brand

Answer 8

mabye http://www.lindgolf.com.au

its good and they have cheap new clubs there