Golf club reputable brands?

Hi,

Great sounds like me when I first took up golf 10 yrs ago.

Here's my advice:

Try get a set of golf clubs free from your buddies (USED ONE - any type will do because you have not decided if you like the game or not)

Reason - before you start, you need to be trained by a professional golf teacher otherwise forget about playing GOLF that will cost you some money to pay for lessons ( I took about six month worth of golf lesson from my pro each lasting once a week 1 hr lesson)


Reasons: Golf is a LOVE / HATE affair, either you love it and hate it, you will still love it / hate it

Reasons: If you learn golf the proper way, you will treasure every step and every bit of the way to happy golfing and not getting injured.

Reasons: There will be positive remarks suchs wow, where did you learn to Swing like a PRO? Wow you sure hit a powerful tee shot like TIGER WOODS. Wow your tee shots were amazing and long too!

Reasons: You will be able to feel the GAME as you progress along.

ONCE you have master the basics of golf, then you can look forward to purchase a PRICE BRAND GOLF SET of your choice, by then you will learn more about type of Shaft, Club head speed, Regular or Stiff shaft, Type of Grips, Type of GOlf balls etc...

By the way, my first golf club set was a DUNLOP Set, but my putter is a PING insert type.

I just replace my Dunlop set last year with a Nike set.

Have fun

FUJUN
10 Handicapper
Singapore

Dunlop clubs are not very good. Golf is one sport that you can buy yourself a better game. The better clubs are more forgiving, allowing off center hits to go straighter and further. I would search out a nice set of used clubs on e-bay, or golfsmith. BUt don't get something TOO old, as technology has changed in the last few years. If you go to golfsmith they will let you hit the used clubs so you can test them out.

have fun.

If I were you I'd get hold of a 2nd hand set to start with. You should be able to pick a set up for a very reasonable price in some golf shops (American Golf Discount is one in the UK).

To be perfectly honest, if you are just starting the game, the brand really doesn't matter. In 3 months, when you've decided if you want to continue or not, that's when you might look at buying an off the shelf set. Which one you buy is really up to you, but the most popular are TaylorMade, Ping, Titleist, Cobra, Mizuno, Nike, Callaway, Cleveland).

hi, a lot depends on your age as to what to look for,i take it you are adult average hight ,i think you should look for a set of calaways, you can pick these up quite reasonable,
look on ebay see what is about or better still go to your local golf course they will have some second hand sets to start you with,try them on the practise area before you buy good luck,

if your just taking it up, don't get a big expensive set. Most courses have clubs you can rent. Take some lessons and then get some good clubs, I would recommend taylormade woods, titleist or callaway irons, cleveland wedges and an odyssey or scotty cameron putter

I would probably stay away from the Dunlop clubs because they do not specialize in golf. I would recommend Titleist, Ping, Callaway, Taylormade, and Cleveland clubs. They seem to make the best quality of clubs.