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Advice on a new set of clubs for a beginner. Second set. ?
I have been playing all summer and I am starting to realize the negative effects in the quality of my clubs. I am currently using a set of cheap Pro Simmons (Icon) clubs off of ebay. Graphite shafts. Regular Flex. I am wanting a set of clubs I can “grow into” if thats possible. Money isnt a big deal. I golf with guys of moderate eperience, and I feel I could improve with a better quality set of clubs. They suggest Taylormades. I am at a disadvantage due to geographic area. The closest place to try clubs in a demo area is an hour and a half away. I am 5′6” around 205 with a fairly fast swing speed. Any suggestions on a maker I should look into. I kind of like the r7’s but I am open to any suggestions and opinions.
first question in making a decision:
1) do you stick with a all iron set, or put some hybrid in there?
if you want hybrids, go online and search nike slingshot hybrids
they sell for 60 bucks each, but normal retail is 180. it is because they never were fully advertised, and so they couldnt sell them full price. they are great hybrids and i use the 5,6 myself
2) if you want irons, go to callwaygolfoutlet.com and they have last years models and iron sets for great deals
or maybe go to tgw.com or golfdiscount.com
if you choose callaway, chose the big bertha irons because they are great durable clubs that has made callaway famous…AND THEY ARE FAIRLY PRICED
and woods, deafinetly choose taylormade….best freakin woods on the planet…seriously
driver: ……..taylormade (the best most fairly priced one is the tour burner series)
and putter choose the ping g2i craz-e because even though its a oldy, it cost 40 bucks and people still admire it when i sink 20 foot putts with it
wedges: ben hogan two wedges from him cost around 70 bucks, but well worth it
p.s. if you dont like the big bertha, i suggest nike sumo irons( what i have, but i got them from employee store) but they are pricey. or the more durable nike is the slingshot irons for 400 bucks but very good clubs
i guess it up to you, but make the right decision and dont just take my word for it, search until you find the one that says : I NEED THAT
good luck!
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