Selecting The Right Golf Clubs

This article discusses the two main pieces of equipment that a golfer will use, namely clubs and balls. There is a great deal of difference in this equipment and selecting the right pieces for your golf game is very important.

Golf balls are marketed very aggressively. However bear in mind that they come in only three different flavors. One-piece, two-piece and three-piece. One-piece balls are very low quality and are usually used on driving ranges. For a beginner, a two-piece ball is an appropriate choice. Three-piece balls are really the preserve of the touring professionals and expert golfers. Three-piece balls, the ultimate in golf ball design are covered in a performance urethane elastomer. They give the pros an extra degree of control but not something you will notice as a beginner. What you need is a reliable, durable golf ball and the surlyn two-piece ball is perfect. These balls last longer because they have a much harder covering.! Their spin rate is lower which makes it easier for the amateur golfer to control. In terms of compression, there is not much practical difference between the compressions, just pick one that feels best for you.

In terms of clubs, if you are new to the game and have been playing with rented clubs, consider buying a set of interim clubs. You will be still learning a lot about your game and it's perhaps not the best time to splash a lot of cash on clubs. Look at your local course to see if anyone is selling clubs, look in garage sales and online. You should try and get a whole different variety: graphite, forged clubs, steel shafts etc. The key is to experiment so that when you have got some experience under your belt you can buy a set of clubs that is perfect for your needs.



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