Looking to buy a new 3 wood and fairway wood, graphite shaft, I'm a 14 hndcp, any suggestions?
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well I just picked up a Ben hogan set of woods and I really like them.  I hope you have a store you can go to and hit the clubs before you buy them.  I went in to get a much more expensive Nike set but after hitting both I liked the ones I got alot better and saved some cash!
816110
The Grafalloy Pro-Launch Iron. It is pretty light and is one of the coolest looking shafts around. It has a low bend point so your shots will go very high for dead stops on the greens. It's torque is also perfect for players.
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Steel shafts are good if you are average male player.  Usually only women pros or very good women golfers use thems.  You can get them in various flexes..men will use more stiff shafts an women use steel shafts that have more flex in them.  Graphites are usually more whippy and generates more club head spead and is used more by women, older men or those who want a more flexible shaft to gain distance.  If you are a serious golfer and got the money, than you can go with the platanium shafts or the newer type of metal shafts.  Have your swing checked out at a golf store that can tell you what type would be best for you.
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None, Save the $250.00 bucks and use $99.00 of it to sign up for Link Up 2 Golf or First Swing.  Go to www.playgolfamerica.com and find a program in your area.  They will supply the equipment.  They will teach you everything you need to know and take you out on the course a couple times.  Make sure when you sign up that they do take you out on the course.  During this time you will get to hit several types of clubs.  \n\nThings to think about\n1. Budget\n2. How often will you play\n3. Clubs you hit that you like\n\nI even suggest going to some demo days have them fit you for clubs.  Once you know what you want you can look for great deals on E-bay, Play it again sports, or newspaper.  \n\nYou can always buy a cheap set with the understanding you will get another set in a couple month.  The cheaper sets do not have a resale value.
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depends on the level of golfer.  If you are a beginner I would just get a set of inexpensive clubs that are designed for women, like Spalding or something like that.  If you are not a beginner or you take it seriously I would go with either Callaway or Cobra, and make sure you get fit by a PGA Pro.  Most women's sets consist of more fairway woods or hybrids because they are easier to hit than long irons.  I wouldn't recommend getting a 3 or 4 iron, but woods or hybrids instead.
969346
That is not a bad price at all as long as the clubs are in good shape.  As a beginner, you will get an excellent set of clubs for a fraction of the new price.
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Woods – \nHave you tried the new Hybirds out?  If not hit a 3 and 4.  They take the place of long irons.  I think you will like it, almost everyone does.  \n\nWedges – Your wedge should be a 52 or 54 and you have the 60.  I suggest you get a 56 or 58.  Check the length, I purchased a Ben Hogan SI and it was the same length as my 9 iron, so if went just as far as the wedge.  When it comes to bounce if you 60 has a lot, do the opposite with the new one.  \nGood Luck
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you should if you want to get a chaep affordable board get a world industries or marrow or the house or lamer or burton those are some good boards hope you rock on the hill
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Best thing is for you to hit the local sports shop and get some assistance from the golf department associate. They are usually knowledgeable about the brands they sell and can handpick the best few for beginners. They usually have a small area where you can take a few practice swings...I know a Sports Authority near me that has an actual locked cage so you can take real shots into a net. There is no "best" brand out there because every person has a different body type, different stance/swing, and different comfort zone. Some like metal shafts, others don't. The set you "like" the most will be the "best" for you.
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Here you are my friend, welcome to the wonderful world of Ebay!\n\nhttp://sporting-goods.listings.ebay.com/Golf_W0QQfromZR4QQsacatZ1513QQsocmdZListingItemListQQssPageNameZdcpSportTextFeat\n\nAlso try http://www.2ndswing.com if there's on in your area they have cheap clubs. \n\nSo does this place, Play It Again Sports:\n\nhttp://www.playitagainsports.com/playitagainsports/myheadline.asp?S=7312&P=3979&PubID=4332\n\nOr you could go the component route:\n\nhttp://www.proswing.com\n\nhttp://www.golfsmith.com\n\nhttp://www.golfworks.com\n\nYou could also try here:\n\nhttp://www.edwinwatts.com\n\nor here:\n\nhttp://www.golfgalaxy.com\n\nYou might also check out the links here:\n\nhttp://www.ttsoft.com/thor/golflinks.html\n\nGood luck!
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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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You can get ahold of golf works which is now part of golf galaxy.  If you go to a golf galaxy store you can pick up a golf works catalog and it has kits to get started you can also buy all the components heads shafts grips tape glue and all right at the golf galaxy store.  I was at my local GG store last week and they have tons of components since the Purchase of Golf Works.
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Hey there.\n\nBefore you buy anything off of eBay, you might want to demo some clubs at the range.\n\nWhat I like, you might not. Trust me....my friend likes the Nike Ignite and I think it is garbage. Everyone is unique, so spend some time at the range. Most pro shops will let you play with a specific driver if they have a demo in house.\n\nIMHO the easiest club to hit is the Cleveland Comp 460, 9.5\nIt just goes!!! Nice and high and long. The secret with most clubs is the shaft. You can get that club on eBay for $150 2nd hand.
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Each company had different clubs, Tommy Armour has gone downhill the last few years, but still has some good stuff. My suggestion is for you to hit the clubs you interested in.  Have someone check to make sure you have the proper shaft and lie.  Hit them again and if you love it buy it.
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I'm going to guess your a new golfer or only play about 10 times a year  Ram has some good clubs in a low price range.  I have 10 sets I let students use in my beginner golf class.  We also use them as rent sets, they take a lot of abuse.  The one thing to watch out for is using the woods on matts.  People who hit behind the ball and swing hard can bend the shafts and split the metal heads.  They should work just fine.  You may want to go to www.playgolfamerica.com and sign up for a free golf lesson from a local PGA pro.
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Go for a wooden one that can be extended. Usually, the back third can be replaced by an extention that you use when using the rest. Avoid gimmick cues like aluminium and carbon fibre. Leave those to the fishermen!
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Sorry, but that's just the nature of the beast.  If you're taking slappers a lot, you going to break sticks a lot.  If you refuse to use a one piece carbon outside, then try a second-hand stick.  In my town we have several "Play It Again Sports" and a couple "Second Skate".  Something like this is probably your best bet.  You'll find plenty of mid-grade sticks - mostly wood, some aluminum, a few carbon.  The PIAS by my house gets about 3-5 one-piece sticks per month.  They generally go for about 60% of their original price.\n\nBut I think your biggest challenge with a used stick is finding one with a Shanahan blade.  There aren't too many players out there that like the "S" shaped curve and high lie.  Maybe stick with an aluminum shaft and replace the Shanahan blades when you need to.\n\nIf all else fails, Easton makes an entry level one-piece called "Easton One".  The intermediate runs about $75.  If you like getting your stuff online, try http://www.icewarehouse.com/  They always seem to have decent prices.