Technology has changed enormously in the last 5-10 years....I would get

something no older than 5-6 years. You should be able to find some clubs within your price range. I also highly recommend getting a few lessons. You can find a pro who will give you a series for a couple of hundred bucks. It may seem like alot but it will be worth it.

I am a single-digit handicap and play at least some golf 5-6 days a week. It is a wonderful game and a wonderful way to get out in nature and just relax. If you are able.....WALK. Good for your health and a great way to see the architecture of golf courses.

In response to this post by ChocowinityPirate

Posted: 09/22/2020 at 08:27AM

(Non-ECU ) trying to settle on 1st set of clubs -- ChocowinityPirate 09/21/2020 9:44PM

Still like the 1986 Ping Eye 2's ** -- SWAMPPIRATE 09/22/2020 09:04AM

I'm left handed and have King Cobra. ** -- Sabre 09/22/2020 08:48AM

Technology has changed enormously in the last 5-10 years....I would get -- IrishPirate 09/22/2020 08:27AM

Who are you? I live in Choco as well and play at Cypress Landing -- stevebon72 09/22/2020 08:47AM

HIGHLY recommend used... -- iPirate74 09/22/2020 07:27AM

Yep rich dudes who suck at golf go thru a lot of clubs -- V.I. Pirate 09/22/2020 08:44AM

Indeed, you would think a 90s golfer that buys a new set every 1-2 yrs..... ** -- PortCityPirate 09/22/2020 09:07AM

Speaking of which, I read an article on Parsons...... -- JS-Pir 09/22/2020 10:31AM

Too many factors to fit from that info..... -- JS-Pir 09/22/2020 12:45AM

Try The Hackers Paradise forums -- Kyle1 09/21/2020 10:21PM

You have to make your own left handed clubs ** -- Bristol 32 09/21/2020 9:59PM

Technology has changed enormously in the last 5-10 years....I would get

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