You invest a lot of money into a good set of golf clubs so it is a wise decision to get the help of professionals to determine which golf clubs are best suited to your style of play.
There are many factors that need to be taken into account including your height and the level of your game play.
Also, you will need to decide how big your pockets might be able to stretch as you can spend a small fortune on good brand name clubs.
But will they make you play any better?Well, all things being equal they certainly will assist with your playing ability.
They are the only thing between you and the ball so you had better make the right choices.
You can always try your playing partners clubs to see how they feel and whether you feel comfortable with them, but there is nothing like the knowledge you will gain by getting a golf professional to help you in your decision.
If you are getting lessons from a golf pro it will make their job all the easier as they will know where your strong and weak points are and the correct club selection might just help to counter any inherent problems that you have.
No matter how many people a golf pro might teach, they will understand that every golfer has a different swing.Everyone from amateur to professional has a different swing and their own unique way that they shift their weight during their swing.
By having a golf pro observe your swing they will understand your dynamics better than anyone else and this will help them to help you decide on your best golf club options.
Once you get a set of golf clubs that match your own unique swing you might be astounded to see how much your game can improve.
You might find that some of the 'bad' aspects of your game can be eliminated with clubs that are suited to your style.I'm sure you have already seen the vast difference you can have when you try out friends clubs. Now imagine the change you could expect if you found the optimum clubs for you.
Yours for an improved golf game
Fran Watson
P.S. Here are some links you can check out
www.golftipsmag.com
www.golflink.com/tips/videos
www.pga.org/improve/tips/
www.pgaprofessionals.com
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