I am thinking of either buying a three wood or a rescue. Which club is better?
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A rescue is that like a Hybird?  Think back to your last round.  Do you need the 3 wood to keep your drives in play?  Can you hit a 3 wood off the ground?  Now how many times could you have used the rescue?  Get the on you will use more.
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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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If I were you, I'd shop the used clubs in your local golf shop.  You can find clubs that are like new for half-price or less.  Also, keep an eye on the clearance racks.  There's a lot of good equipment there, too.
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Usually the most popular for amateurs is 2-person or 4-person scrambles.  If you're doing a fund-raiser, definitely go with the 4-person scramble.
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If you're getting a cart for use at your country club, check with the rules.  Almost everyone at my club has an electric cart because they're all tree-huggers.  I (along with a few others) opted for a gas cart.  They're cheaper, have more HP but less torque, and won't leave you stranded.  It's easier to bring a gas can to a stranded cart rather than a generator.\n\n36V vs. 48V is like a V6 vs. a V8.  If you don't need the extra battery, don't get a 48V.  Usually the batteries in those are $300 each.\n\nIf you're using the cart to play around (not a round of golf) with, then get all the juice your budget allows.  The great thing about electric is the torque.  48V will pin you back in your seat.
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I'd suggest having a word with a competent experienced archer at your club, as they're must likely to know what's best for you.\n\nA few things are:\n\nDon't get a bow that's too heavy, as you'll possibly do yourself damage and/or get yourself into bad habits due to struggling with the weight.  Much better to start off lighter, and get a new set of limbs when you feel you need them.\n\nUnless you're an uber-novice, there's no point shelling out extra money to get the latest, biggest, shineyest kit; start with something more appropriate to your ability\n\nGet arrows longer than you currently need; your draw length will increase.\n\nTry as many bows as you can, to get a better feel of what you like/don't like in a bow.
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Where you purchased it or any shop that carries that club
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I'm also a 7 handicap and I would say that most players at this level play the following irons: Titleist, Cleveland, Taylor Made, Muzuno.  I would go with irons with some game improvement features, but that still allow you to work the ball. \n\nMy bag is almost exclusively Cleveland, but that is personal preference.  I'm looking for new irons and looking at the following clubs:\n\nCleveland CG4\nTitleist 804's\nTaylor Made rac OS\n\nBottom line, make sure you demo your clubs at an outdoor range.
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some of the woods are good i know people who think there the best..boom boom used to use them.  to be honest i would prefer to play something like snake eyes as opposed to getting raped by a big company for lots of money. The shaft is a huge factor as well as the head. I was once told(how true it is i don't know but it sounds about right) that with the big companys 70% of cost goes into research but if youy sell it 70%is what shaft you have in it\nCheck out TOM WISHON"S clubs. he used to design for golfsmith who designs snakeeyes. I think it is wishongolf.com. some of his stuff is good\n\nHope i helped
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I like adio, sneaux, and etnies.\n\nEtnies has a pretty good grip, but are becoming built cheeper.\n\nAdio always has good paddine and hard landings are eaiser.\n\nSNEAUX has the best grip and padding for the best price.\n\nIf i were you i would go with ADIO, a little spendy but really great.
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I prefer the Costco membership - they carry the products I need at products I like and have a hassle-free returns policy.  In our area there are fewer Sam's Clubs, membership was slightly more expensive, and they don't carry the things I typically shop for.\n\nI haven't experienced BJ's.
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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.
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I made my decision by going to Golfsmith and hit an assortment of clubs. I found the Callaway Fusion irons to be most consistent for me and the easiest to hit.  The other cool thing is Golfsmith has a 100 day satisfaction policy which lets you have piece of mind regarding the club choice.
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Hybrids are a half wood - half iron club.  They have a center gravity that is a lot easier to hit than a long iron.  The off center hits of a hybrid are much better than a long iron.  A hybrid is much easier to hit good shots also.  Most golfers will no longer need a 3 or 4 iron with Hybrids and they will play much better that way.
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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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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!
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I would recommend going to a sporting good store like      D ick's  or to a gold store like NY Golf to hit various clubs, and see whcih one is right for you. Then I would look to purchase the clubs or equipment on Ebay. I have saved 25-30% off of the cheapest prices I have seen in a brick and mortar shop, and I have hit the clubs so I know they are right for me.\n\nOther equipment is available at good prices as well