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May 16, 2019
8:33:36am

CommodoreCoug All-American

Figure out your budget, go to a local store and hit several sets.

Figure out which one you hit best. Doesn't have to be more complicated than that.

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CommodoreCoug

Previous username: jbcoug
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Joined: Aug 13, 2003
Last login: Apr 26, 2024
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Recommendation for good beginner level golf clubs.

yewtstink

5/16/19 8:27am

Even more important are the balls you play with. Choose wisely.

DKN

5/16/19 8:27am

Tell me more...

yewtstink

5/16/19 8:29am

Like clubs, some balls are made for the pros and some are made for the rest of

DKN

5/16/19 8:32am

There was a study done, that tested dozens of golf balls. basicially it suggested pick a ball and stick with it.

JayOwen

5/16/19 8:32am

Link

JayOwen

5/16/19 8:37am

www.lostgolfballs.com

5/16/19 6:03pm

Clubs you can adjust to. Balls you can't.

Ragnar Danneskjold

5/16/19 8:34am

Yep. Once you’ve picked a set it’s hard to get away from it without mentally

DKN

5/16/19 8:35am

Noodle Long & Soft are good golf balls for beginner to intermediate

5/16/19 10:37am

Figure out your budget, go to a local store and hit several sets.

5/16/19 8:33am

If you live in Northern Utah go to Scheels and hit on their simulator

DKN

5/16/19 8:34am

Tell me more about your job. I want that one!

FatherOFive

5/16/19 8:34am

I think a good first step is a lot of mini golf to get your putting down.

TCuz

5/16/19 8:37am

spend a few hours watching instructors on youtube - they can teach you a lot about technique (and it's free)

HarlemCoug

5/16/19 8:51am

Get a used set on ebay from a reputable dealer....you can probably pick up a

BYUheaven

5/16/19 9:11am

If you are in Utah look on KSL.

Millhouse

5/16/19 10:16am

Callaway golf preowned website

JOPE

5/16/19 7:20pm

Any name brand GI irons used from the last 5 years (or probably 10 if we are

Dillinger

5/16/19 8:47pm

Go to Uinta golf or the PGA store and get a nice set of used clubs. A used set of pings is way better than a brand new

MaxxPower

5/16/19 8:53pm

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