Im just starting to golf?

Question

and right now im using my great uncles old clubs. and i think (know) that they are really out dated. any ways what is a good and cheep (im 16 and dont have that much $) set of clubs. mostly i think i need woods because the ones i have are really wood. my irons might be ok.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Just starting?! Have your mom or dad take you to one of your local golf courses and see a golf professional.  And, many golf courses have junior programs and lessons which would be great if you're just starting out.  From years of experience I can tell you, starting out without any coaching or lessons will make your golf journey a lot more difficult...and not fun. Unlearning all the bad habits take a lot longer to undo rather than starting out in the correct manner.  And, they will also help you find the right clubs for you and work diligently to fit it into your budget.

Answer 3

A good set that is not too expensive are Tommy Armour clubs.  If you are looking for woods, try to find a set of last years models.  I bought Taylor Made's that went for over $300 a club, for less than $150 each because they were last years model.  I believe you can find irons that way too.  Good luck.

Answer 4

i would just look in the classifieds for a set of clubs.  chances are you'll find a decent set and fairly cheap also.  since your just beginning the club won't affect your shot nearly as much as your swing will

Answer 5

callaway golf clubs are nice.

you may buy a nike. it's cheaper.

Answer 6

A nice alternative to brand names, are cloned clubs just google it? You can get a set of irons for like 150$ and a driver is around$90

Answer 7

Like anything that can be fun, using equipment that is not suited for you can take the joy right out of it.

If you go to a golf shop and ask for clubs, and ask for SIZING so that they are the right height for you. (if they are too long or short, it will be harder not to hit your ball into the trees)

Once they give you info, say you'll think about it and then check out garage sales, auctions, 2nd hand places. You may get lucky and get a pretty decent set for about $60.

While starting, don't worry if you don't have a driver since a small mistake there creates a bigger problem on the fairway.

3,5,7,9, wedge, & putter will give you a feel for the game and give you something to get experience with on the driving range.

Good luck out there and have fun.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

My recent answer about buying golf clubs for a beginner:

To start off with, get a set of irons and a putter. Remember to demo the irons before you purchase a set and pick which ones feels best for you. If you have the cash, get fitted for your irons. The shaft type, lie angle, and length are all personal and indivudial measurements that are needed to be taken so you can get a set that fits you perfectly. Typical sets consist of a 3 iron to pitch wedge with a sand wedge also. So you're getting 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,pitch,sand. Typical beginner sets range from $200 to $500. I'm a huge advicate of getting used clubs, because you can get quality clubs for half the price. So go used if you don't want to shell out the big bucks for new clubs. If you buy used from the manufactuer, you hav the option of getting them refinished, so they look and play brand new. The cost of refinishing clubs varies.

Woods and a driver would come next, again, you need the specs of the club to match your swing. So get fitted. They range anywhere from $100 to $400 new. Again, go used if you don't want to spend the money.

Putters vary in length and shape. Try whichever feels best for you.