What is the best brand for golf club for beginner?

1. john c
   November 28, 2011 at 8:46 pm | Permalink

   have the club pro fit you for a decent set of cavity backed irons that you wont play out of. Stay with Callaway, Ping Taylor Made Cleveland , Titelist. If he starts pushing some offbrand on you its because of a higher level of commision. I wouldnt go for woods until you find the ones you are going to use. For instance I drive w/ my 3 wood and use a 5 n 7 wood for fairway shots.

   Cobra is good but the proplem with them is the loft there clubs differently then the industry.Its a gimic thing .a Cobra 6 iron is like a regular 5 iron. Therefore theydont have the name recognition as the others

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2. snip
   November 28, 2011 at 9:32 pm | Permalink

   ping would be great for u.

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3. mikedaddy316
   November 28, 2011 at 10:05 pm | Permalink

   As a beginner you’re going to give any set you get a beating – I wouldn’t break the bank for a new set. Between mis-hits, unseen rocks, and frustration, these clubs will get their fair share of scratches and dings. If you can get a more inexpensive set and use the balance of the gift card for beginner lessons, I would highly reccommend that.

   Adams, Wilson,and Dunlop all make an affordable complete beginner set (which will give you 3 iron to pitching wedge, as well as 1,3,5 woods and a putter). If the gift card is to a course’s pro shop I’m not sure if they’ll carry these. If it’s to somewhere like Sports Authority you’re good to go. In the event you’re locked into a pro shop purchase, go for low end Callaway or Taylor Made Irons. They tend to be forgiving and will mask any deficiencies in your swing. Look for cavity back irons, with a good weight to the head. Also look into steel shafts in order to keep your swing slower and more under control, as you want to learn to consistently hit it straight before trying to kill the ball.

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4. Yankees91594
   November 28, 2011 at 11:02 pm | Permalink

   Dunlop clubs are great.

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5. slayer06
   November 28, 2011 at 11:49 pm | Permalink

   i have been playing for 2 years now before when i started i was so bad at golf i got nervous all the time in was sliceing the ball to much i was getting a 124 in said maybe i will do better now it has been over 14 months now in i went from a 124 to a 67 i block every thing out of my mind from the noise in getting nervous so good luck on playing golf

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