Buying Golf Clubs?

Considering buying golf clubs? This can be quite a challenge with all the choices available.

All manufacturers have you in mind when they design golf clubs, and to make it real easy for you, golf irons are available for basically 3 different levels of golfers. Beginners, high handicappers, lower handicap golfers and professionals.

As a beginner you may not want to invest much money to get started, so a small investment in a cheap golf set would be the best, and they usually consist of oversized irons, hybrid irons and woods, and a putter, just perfect for the beginner golfer. You can view some complete sets here.

Oversized irons (commonly known as game improvement golf clubs) are best suited for golfers with handicaps of 13 and higher. Current examples of these irons are: Cobra S2, Ping G10, Nike mens Slingshot 4D and Victory Red, Callaway mens X22 and Diablo, Taylor Made Mens Burner Plus and Mizuno Mx 200, Ping Rapture V2.

Midsize irons (also known as semi cavity back irons) would best suit the intermediate 9 to 12 handicapper. Current examples include, Ping i15, Taylor Made R9, Titleist Mens AP2, Srixon Z-TX

Professionals to 4 handicappers use either midsize irons but also go for the forged blade type iron. Examples include, Mizuno MP68, Nike Mens Victory Red TW, Adams Idea Pro, Titleist MB 710, Cobra Mens Pro MB, Callaway Mens Tour Authentic Mens Prototype.

View new golf clubs here.

Here is another great online resource, take advantage of all the specials they have from time to time. TGW.com - The Golf Warehouse - Golf's #1 Online Superstore

Custom Fit for Best Results

For the better player the days are gone buying clubs off the shelf! They are custom fitted with branded clubs.

The best tips on buying golf clubs I can give you can be found in this book. The Search for the Perfect Golf Club by Tom Wishon.

It has excellent reviews by top people in the golf industry and a review from Arnold Palmer.

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