best golf clubs for beginner

[xxxFTWxxx]

not looking for anything too fancy. won't be playing serious anytime soon and when i do will just add/replace clubs as i go. ive only been a couple times and borrowed but plan on going a bunch this season

just have a driver right now, don't even know what kind it is lol. heard i could maybe spend around $200ish for a decent set +bag at dicks. not looking to spend much more than that as of now, and don't need a million clubs

[Yankee23]

Tommy Armour 845's are a quality low priced option for beginners

[Patriots Game]

I second that choice.

[tigerman19]

dick's sends me e-mails of weekly specials. this week callaway x-18r irons are on sale for $299.

you may want to consider a set that includes multiple hybrids. they tend to be a little easier to hit vs. 3,4 possibly 5 irons. adams is also a good quality, low cost option.

[Cali Roots]

Originally Posted by Yankee23

Tommy Armour 845's are a quality low priced option for beginners

Totally agree. Great starter club. I played with them for a couple years when I got back into golf.

[Patriots Game]

Ps. I have a tour bag TA 845
90% leather used twice and I'll throw in over a hundred tees and a hard shell water bottle for $85 plus shipping

[dhunter]

Originally Posted by tigerman19

dick's sends me e-mails of weekly specials. this week callaway x-18r irons are on sale for $299.

you may want to consider a set that includes multiple hybrids. they tend to be a little easier to hit vs. 3,4 possibly 5 irons. adams is also a good quality, low cost option.

i have the x-18's. it's a good set.

agree with the hybrid set. callaway diablos are a good beginner set

[xxxFTWxxx]

thanks guys. gonna start looking this week so will let keep updated on decisions

[be47320]

Originally Posted by Patriots Game

Ps. I have a tour bag TA 845
90% leather used twice and I'll throw in over a hundred tees and a hard shell water bottle for $85 plus shipping

will do this exact same deal for 84$ plus shipping...and my bag is 92% leather

[dhunter]

Well I'll match be's offer and throw in a bag of skittles and a pack of stamps

[Deck]

i had 845's as a starter set. great to use. really doesnt matter unless you buy knights or dunlops dude

[ZIGGYSTARDUST]

Originally Posted by xxxFTWxxx

not looking for anything too fancy. won't be playing serious anytime soon and when i do will just add/replace clubs as i go. ive only been a couple times and borrowed but plan on going a bunch this season

just have a driver right now, don't even know what kind it is lol. heard i could maybe spend around $200ish for a decent set +bag at dicks. not looking to spend much more than that as of now, and don't need a million clubs

Buy a used set.. golf clubs are like cars ..Lose value and fast once out of the shop.. Tons of places to buy used clubs.. Just bought a set of last years Calloway irons for 60% off and were used a handfull of times.. Irons are a hardy bunch.. Make sure shaft is right for your swing and go to town..

[Caddyman]

If you are ever looking for drivers, fairway woods, hybrids, take a look at play it again sports. I was looking for a driver since I cannot hit many drivers well, so i went there and they let you go and practice with the club for 48 hours and see if you like it or not, then you may exchange or get your money back.

[xxxFTWxxx]

Originally Posted by ZIGGYSTARDUST

Buy a used set.. golf clubs are like cars ..Lose value and fast once out of the shop.. Tons of places to buy used clubs.. Just bought a set of last years Calloway irons for 60% off and were used a handfull of times.. Irons are a hardy bunch.. Make sure shaft is right for your swing and go to town..

I was thinking this. i def do not need a new set as im prob gonna be dinging them up with poor swings and whatnot.

I have the same thinking with cars. I would NEVER buy a new car, because like you said value shoots way down right when it leaves the lot