What is the difference between a regular golf bag and a left-handed golf bag?
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Nothing, the only thing they could do is put a pocket on the other side and say it's for a left hand er.  I have worked in a pro shop for 27 years and I have not come across a golf bag that claims to be for left handed.
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Usually the posted yardage is to the center of the green from the tee box marker.\n\nThen, the flag color (on the green) indicates whether the distance is closer or farther (front, center, back).\nUsually the tee box is placed in a different place each day, to protect the grass as well, but at most courses, there is a marker in the ground to help you make adjustments from there.\nThe person who "owns" a course has obviously never been to his "course".  That is, based on his answer.\n\nSo, first you take the posted yardage, then you adjust for the tee box location.  And then also adjust for flag position.  These differances can amount to as much as 5-15 yards or more, depending on the course.
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Check out Stephen's answer, he's right. Left handers have a great advantage because it's the left hand that does all the hard work. No need to muck about with the strings, especially if you're starting from scratch -- get a good teacher.
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Lefty is  person who is more dexterous with his left hand than with their right hand. He will probably also use his left hand for tasks such as personal care, cooking, and so on. Similarly, Righty is a right handed person who is more dexterous with his right hand than with their left hand.\n\nDo select the best answers soon!
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Depends if you got a cart bag or a carry bag.   cart bags are heavier, with 14 clubs probably and least 35 lbs.  my carry bag with 14 clubs is only 24 lbs.
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I am also left handed, but I do not understand your question.  Please elaborate.  I'd like to help.
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The value of the clubs will depend, to a certain extent, in which country they are to be sold. For instance their value would be greater in countries with less golfing history than Britain:- Germany, Switzerland, Austria or maybe Scandinavian countries. \n       The value of the "woods" wooden heads & shafts depends on age and the club maker.Generally, older woods will have smaller heads and have no face insert and if they are really old the shaft and head will be spliced and not joined by a bore hole.\n     The irons with a hand symbol will definitely have been produced by the firm George Nicoll of Leven, Fife, Scotland. A well known family owned firm that existed at least till the mid-1970´s.
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that is an old wives tale, its not true.  so, if you are left handed, dont worry about it.
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I didn't realize how hard it is to find women's golf items. \n http://www.lpga.com/default_rr.aspx\n\n\nhttp://www.ladieseuropeantour.com/
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If you are pulling the ball left, it's because you are not swinging straight through the ball.  Maybe just getting you thinking about a good swing path will cure any other related flaws.\n\nMake a box out of six tees by making two parallel rows of three tees each. The rows should be about 12 inches long and 6 inches apart.\nLooks like this:\n* * *\nswing-path \n* * *\nPractice swinging with your driver making the club path go through the box (i.e. through the two parallel rows) without hitting a tee. This exercise will help you see flaws and teach you to swing straight through the ball.\n\nOne additional reason I like this exercise is that when you don't swing right, you have to stop and fix the tee box - penalty.  If you swing right, the box is still there ready to go again and this helps with building muscle memory of the good swing.
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If you are left-handed you need to be careful when firing an automatic rifle. The hot shells that get ejected can get into your shirt, and cause some serious discomfort.
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Every ones a little different, you may want to try this. The first move should be to start the downswing by replanting your left heel-(Ben Hogan's-5 easy lessons). This will solidify your left side. The downswing 'motion starts with a slow and deliberate pull of the LEFT ARM...On an 'inside path' while simultaneously clearing the left side or rotation to the left (Assuming you are a right handed player) in a smooth fluid motion...accelerating in an increasingly moderated amount. By letting the left hand guide the swing you will automatically find you will clear the left side and hit a more powerful shot...make sure not to sway left...it will lead to an open club face and a fade or slice. May I recommend Ben Hogans 5 easy lessons as a fundamental base for your swing...A fabulous and very helpful guide! Best of luck!! J
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putted is only in golf, you put something down, you have put somethingdown, you will put csomething down, its one of those words that doesn't change because of these
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I'm left handed too but I use both depending on the situation.  If i sit next to a right handed person who is to my left, then i use my right so i am not bumping into them
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The main course at Cheltenham is left-handed.
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Whatever you're comfortable with. There are cavity back irons, muscleback irons or combo irons. Since you're a beginner, cavity backs would be most wise for you. musclebacks are more for experienced players and combo irons are good for mid to low handicappers. You'll want to stay away from long irons and replace them with hybrid clubs instead. easier to hit and more versatile than regular irons. Probably forget a driver and stick with a 3 and 5 wood instead which will help your confidence a little. You'll probably be able to hit your 3 wood further than your driver if you notice. As far as brands go, cheap route would be to get a starter set from any sporting goods store or walmart or kmart. They're cheap and usually come with all the clubs you'll need to get started. from there you'll be able to see which ones you hate the most and which you like the best. If you're into brand name then I would either go with Callaway or Taylor Made. Each offer unique clubs both regular and hybrid that would make your game a little easier. But for now, i'd either get a starter set or a nice used set from 2nd Swing, Play It Again Sports or Hit 'Em Again.
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In general, the difference is the length of the shaft and the angle of the face of the club.  The lower the number, the longer the shaft and the more upright the face.  Higher number clubs are shorter and have a more angular face.\n\nThis results in longer shots for the smaller numbered irons (2, 3, 4), because more of the swing goes into pushing the ball down the course.  It also results in more accurate shots on the higher number irons (8, 9, pitching wedge), because the shorter shaft is more controllable.\n\nThis is also true for woods, where the smaller numbered ones tend to hit the ball further (the driver is actually the #1 wood), while higher numbered woods hit the ball shorter but more accurately.  The difference is that any particular wood will generally hit the ball a lot further than the same numbered iron.