Which are currently the best clubs on the market for golf?

Question

I am talking irons, drivers, wedges, hybrids, woods...

Answer 1

Callaway X20's

Answer 2

Your question is somewhat vague.  I'm not ripping you,..it is just that a little more info is needed to attempt to answer this properly.  Your handicap would be a basic element that should be provided in that there are different types of irons for different skill levels.  If you are a high handicapper (I'm assuming that you might be), Callaway X-18 or X-20s are excellent in that they have tons of forgiveness.  Cleveland makes a nice wedge geared towards the high to mid handicapper in their CG-14 model wedges.  

As for the Driver,...eh...I'm currently searching for a new "Big Dog" for my bag so I'm still not sure myself.  The Nike Sumo Squared driver has an extremely high MOI (5900) therefore its forgiveness is outstanding from what Ive been told by others.  Its ugly as sin,...and it is hard to work the ball,....but I have heard that a lot of high handicappers love it.

Add a little info about your game and we can give you some more precise answers.  Good luck with your search,...buying new clubs can be a daunting task.

Answer 3

Depends on who you ask.....The best answer is the ones that fit your swing and game the best.  Don't be fooled by all the Hype.....try them all and see which ones you hit the best.

Answer 4

whichever works best for you. Like  the  others  said in the  llast  frame  you  don't  get better by   reading  messages abiut it  you need to get on a  par 3  or  a  simple  course -(not all par 3's are easy) and  biuild  your  way  up.

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Answer 5

There is no such thing as the best golf clubs.   You search the clubs that suits to your golf skills and golf swing.   To know the best of clubs, you have to find a custom fitter to help you with the set of clubs best for you.

Some people try to imitate Tiger's set of clubs and only to find out that those clubs are just too heavy and unforgiving.

Answer 6

Callaway is one of the few "golf only" manufacturers.  I prefer them over brands such as Nike because they do a lot of thing well but golf is just one of many things they make.  I prefer someone who focuses 100 percent of their business on golf.