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Buying your first set of clubs can be daunting prospect with so much choice available everywhere you look, but there are some basic principles you can apply to your decision making that will ensure you can get the most out of them. Gear expert Joel Tadman goes through six of these pointers in this video in an attempt to ensure you don’t make common mistakes beginner golfers make when getting into the game, we’re confident you’ll find it useful.
0:00-0:19 Introduction
0:19 Premium drivers
1:14 Wedges and putter matter
2:07 Custom fitting
2:59 Adjustable drivers
3:54 Important irons
4:41 Shaft assumptions
5:39 Conclusion
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Pieced my set together off marketplace and ppl ik
Something Iām so happy for is my hs coach made me practice only wedges and putts for like a full year and it was such good practice
Tips for new golfers: Don’t make a huge investment until you find consistency in your mechanics and know you’re going to stick with it. So many people make a huge investment just to get frustrated after a month or two and quit. Find you a used or affordable set until you know you’re a golfer for life. Get cavity back irons, not blades. Look for flex in your shafts. The two clubs you should spend the most time testing and researching are your driver and your putter. Try a few out at a pro shop and don’t turn down professional advice when choosing these. Do now waste money buying top balls. Cheap win bulk. When I first started golfing, I kept score by counting how many balls I lost. You’re going to lose a lot. You’ll save hours if not years by taking lessons. Don’t let your pride get in the way.
Is that Strata brand good? I seen it on Amazon before I watched this video so weird but jw your outlook on it seeing how you have it in your video
Should I buy a box set or should I use the juniors f- max iron set that I already bought.
This set including 4 and 5 hybrids,6-Pw plus a driver