Hi. Today I am going to to give you everything you ever need to know about looking for golf clubs.
1. Driver
When you buy drivers it’s best to buy them shorter than longer because smaller drivers are easier to hit then you can move up to bigger sizes, because the smaller you go the easier they are to hit.I would recommend that you hit driver off the tee.
2. Woods
If a driver does not have enough loft for you (11°) I would recommend having a 3, 5, or 7 wood, 3 having the least loft 5 having the 2nd most loft and finally 7 having the most loft. I would use woods the fairway and close to the green.
3. Putter
Looking for a putter at the shop, and don’t know what size you are, here is a top tip, I’m going to give you put it in your hand and make sure it comfortably fits and that is my top tip for measuring your putter length. I would recommend that you use putter on the green.
4. Irons
When buying irons you don’t really need a 4,5 or, 3 because company’s have lowered there loft over the past 25 years to make it go further all the irons you need are a 1,2,6,7,8,9, and if you can’t get your hands on a driver then you could get a 10 iron because it’s basically the same but it’s more accessible than a driver. You can also get it even if you do have a driver. I would hit irons around the fairway.
5. Fairway Woods
Fairway woods are in the longer range of clubs. They are between 13° and 22° loft, so if you struggling to get your ball in the air, then I would recommend having a 22° loft so you can get it in the air. If you like you can get another fairway wood with less loft. I would recommend having a Fairway Wood for the fairway.
6. Hybrids
If you want, to you can replace your longer irons hybrids the same length to make sure you can hit them the same distance as you can your longer irons, hybrids are easier to hit so it will be the same distance but just easier to hit. I would recommend that you hit hybrids off the tee.
7. Chiping Wedge
Wedges can be used anyway on the cause but a chiping wedge is best being used in the rough to chip the ball out of it because 44° loft. I would use a chipping wedge just next to the fairway.
8. Sand Wedge
A sand wedge has between 54° and 58° loft, the most loft because it has to to be able to chip out of the sand and get out the bunker and on to the grass. I would use the sand wedge in bunkers.
9. Pitching Wedge
A pitching wedge is used around the green to chip it on for a putter to get it into the hole I would say it’s best just outside the green in the light rough. They are used to make it easier for you to get it in the hole with a putter.
10. The Golf Ball
When you bigger company’s usually have balls that go further but don’t last as long as the smaller companies that have usually have balls that don’t go as far as the ones from the smaller companies, most people have balls that go further but don’t last as long as the smaller companies. so I think it’s best to get a ball from smaller companies rather than the big companies.
11. Cheap Glove
I am going to recommend that you buy a cheep glove because all gloves are the same. It doesn’t matter if you have a cheap glove or a expensive glove.
A cheap glove has the same effect as a expensive glove the expensive gloves just look nicer than a cheap glove, because the big companies have more money to put into their gloves so they make them look nicer than the smaller companies, that don’t have as much money to put into their gloves.
The companies with more money will get even more money what they don’t need.
12. What Set?
I am going to recommend you having a starters set when you start, once you have your starters set go to the driving range to hit some balls. get a full set once you feel confident hitting a ball. Basically what I am saying is it’s best to start with a putter and then work your way up.
Start playing with a putter then a 7 wood, 5 wood, 3 wood, sand wedge pitching wedge, chiping wedge, 1 iron, 2 iron, 3 iron, 4 iron, 5 iron, 6 iron, 7 iron, 8 iron, 9 iron, 10 iron, driving iron and finally driver That way you save the hardest for last and the easy one for last. (If you don’t have a driving iron it doesn’t matter you don’t really need it, because it’s basically the same as a driver but they are more exesibale.)
13. What club to use on the golf course?
I think this below will be a good not of help for finding the right clubs for you I would recommend that you use it carefully and hopefully have the right clubs for you. It works like this, for example you might usually hit the ball just before the green then what I would do, I would have a pitching wedge, see perfectly. Why don’t you try?
1 I stands for one iron, 2 I stands for two iron, 3 I stands for three iron, 4 I stands for four iron, 5 I stands for five iron, 6 I stands for six iron, 7 I stands for seven iron, 8 I stands for eight iron, 9 I stands nine iron, D I stands for driving iron, D stands for driver, F W stands for fairway wood, 3 W stands for three wood, 5 W stands for five wood, 7 W stands for seven wood, H stands for hybrid, P W stands for pitching wedge, S W stands for sand wedge, C W stands for Chiping Wedge, and P stands for putter.
Hope this has helped you improve your club choice. Thanks for reading.