Does anyone have a chart as to the specs re golf club distances?
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This is the yardage for a beginner golfers\n1 Wood (drive) – 180 Yards\n2 Wood –170 Yards\n5 Wood –160 Yards\n4 Iron –150 Yards\n5 Iron –140 Yards\n6 Iron –130 Yards\n\n7 Iron – 120 yards\n8 Iron – 110 yards\n9 Iron – 100 yards\nPitching Wedge –90 yards\nYou can find more information like this on www.playgolfamerica.com
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Try here, it has a scorecard link:\n\nhttp://www.golfcourse.com/search/scorecard/scorecard.cfm?courseid=11722&source=GA
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For equipment advice check out the recommendations from the advisors at Golf Digest. \n\nhttp://www.golfdigest.com/hotlist
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On Par 3 Courses you will need:\n\n- Putter\n- Sand Wedge\n- Pitching Wedge\n- Whatever clubs you need to take you to a distance of 200 yards (whether it be a driver or irons)\n\nTry the Wilsons or Tour Collections brand if you are just starting and don't really want to spend to much money.  The box sets are usually under $200
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go to www.playgolfamerica.com enter the zip code in and it will provide you a list of golf courses in that area
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Right here\nhttp://www.ggolf.com/Chamois_MMU1104.html
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yes. There are regulations on clubhead size, shaft length, club weight, groove cuts, face material.  I don't know what all the regs. are, but I do know all of these factors are regulated.  Ex.  A driver may not exceed a threshold of 460cc(cubic centimeters).  This is a rule and refers to the size limit on a clubhead.
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The average ladies drive is 175 yards but that is changing.  You can find a lot of good information on www.playgolfamerica.com
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Higher irons in the front and middle to low irons in the middle. Drivers and fairway woods should be placed in the top.  In other words, the longest clubs go toward the top and the shorter ones towards the bottom.
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Today's market is all about fitting.  Don't go buy a set off the rack.  The fitting process works.  Go to the manufactures websites and find out when the next demo day will be in your area.  I have several of them on my blog roll.  Hit as many clubs as you can and have someone fit you several times.  Even if you buy copies you can use the information form the club fitting to help you get the right set.  I also have a link that will help you find the value of clubs to help with price.  On the left side of my blog you will see about 10 links to help you out http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-jbU0VJ8hfKdLFtO8i.cRwqRp?p=581
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http://fgf2001.100megsfree3.com/golf/Purse/Masters.htm
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go to www.playgolfamerica.com enter any us zip code and it will give you a list of them
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umm are we supposed to guess or are you asking for recommendations.  I have Wilson Fat shafts, and a big bertha 12 degree driver and a NIke hybrid club.  read up on clubs on the internet and try some.  most golf courses you can rent or try things.  and if you dont golf yet buy a semi-cheap set and take lessons and you can always buy better clubs once you learn how you play and what you like.
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Tees Yardage Rating Slope Par \nBack Tees 6647  72.4  130  72 \nMiddle Tees 6220  70.4  124  72 \nForward Tees 5235  72.7  130  72\n \n \nhttp://www.golfcourse.com/search/coursedtl_ga.cfm?source=GA&courseid=646
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It depends on what you are looking for.  If you want a good set of clubs that are fitted to match you.  Go to a proshop.\n\nIf you know exactly what you want but don't need to have the clubs custom fitted, try E-Bay.  For example, I bought a set of Ping I-3 irons there last year for less than $300.00.  (With Ping's find out what color code matches your stats first.) You have to be patient on E-Bay though.  Be willing to pass up one auction if you don't like the price and wait for another to come along.\nAs mentioned earlier, check the seller feedback before purchasing on E-Bay.
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go to yahoo golf section and look at handicap tracker
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If your club's active with the USGA service, you should be able to get it here\nhttp://www.ghin.com/lookups/index.html