Attention Experienced Golfers (few questions from a rookie)

[ILCisDEAD]

@walter

I didn’t read the replies but

1. Buy a used set, there is no need for a new set as a beginner. As you get better and have consistency in your game you can upgrade your clubs with your skill. Just get a decent set of used cavity backs that fit you.

2. Take a lesson, don’t learn by doing, you’ll pick up too many bad habits that will be too hard to unlearn.

Then don’t post in this thread. Its already been covered you are just another idiot

[Willybeen]

also. I picked up a set from monarch golf for 160 shipped… bought a used bag… under 200 full setup. the driver was a POS… the irons have been more than adequate. Im no pro, but i have no buyers remorse for the clubs i bought.

[walter]

@ILCisDEAD

Then don’t post in this thread. Its already been covered you are just another idiot

Fuck you dipstick. :picard:

[turbo_ls1_ss]

by the way willy…i forgot about my driver… $120 come get it

[lightningbolt444]

Well go where there are some of the best golfers on an internet forum www.golfwrx.com best forum around also there used section you can find GREAT used clubs in great condition or a great price. go to that site and browse the forums and ask the same question over there they are a great group of guys.

[Zong]

My single best piece of advice for you is to disregard everything Geoff has said in this thread. He is horrendously bad at golf.