WHich golf clubs should I get?

Question

I am a good golfer looking to get better. I've gone and hit about 5 different sets of clubs and have done some research. These three are what im down to...WHICH ONE!?!?!?

1. Acuity Men's TurboPlus Combo MRH-2008

2. Acuity Men's TurboPlus S3 Combo-2008

3. Golden Bear Bear Attack 14 pc Package Set - New for 2008 !

I am also open to different suggestions!

Answer 1

i would suggest callaway, they are rather pricy...

mainly, the choice is up to you

best cost

longest lasting

whatever you hit farthest/straightest

the shafts you want

just take all those things into consideration, and you may be able to actuallly take the irons onto a course and try diffrenet ones (if u just hit into a simulator)

whatever fits you best, and you like best

some people would rather hit a 9 iron 130yds and into the roubht than someone that would hit a 9 iron 110 and into the fairway, its up to you, what do you need, dist or direction, usually u can only have one.....or maybe not....

Answer 2

Whats your Budget,  How often are you golfing?

Answer 3

If you are looking for cheaper (NOT cheap) than brand name golf clubs, I suggest you search for Snake Eyes clubs.   They are pretty good and almost feels the same with the major brands clubs.

Answer 4

Inferno Titanium Complete Men's Golf Club Set with Bag having a price reduction and might suits you.

Answer 5

I'm not familiar with these particular irons, but I do have some suggestions.  Look for a good used set of irons, and some used woods, perhaps on Ebay or at a used sporting goods store, you'll get a tremendously better deal and you can get much better clubs for your money.   Look for a respected quality brand like Callaway, Ping, Taylormade, Wilson, Cobra, or Nike.  I would stay away from blade-style irons unless you're about a 6 handicap or lower, they are too difficult for high handicappers to control consistently.  I would also get regular-flex shafts in your irons and woods.  You don't need stiff shafts unless you have a high swing speed and consistently hit 250+ drives.  Get woods with a little bit more loft, they'll improve your accuracy which pays off compared to a marginal increase in distance you get with less loft.  Maybe a 11 or 12 degree driver, 15 degree 3 wood, and 20 degree 5 wood.   Also regarding irons, get a set that includes more wedges, at least a sand wedge and pitching wedge, and hopefully a gap wedge and lob wedge.  Getting more wedges will improve your short game in the long run which will shave the most strokes off your game, guaranteed.

Answer 6

You say you are a good Golfer , why would you mess with that junk , those clubs are for beginners , are you on a budget ?? , you should go to your local range and get fitted and get yourself a proper set of clubs , GET FITTED !!

Good Luck.