I'd go with the 3rd one. Regular Flex Graphite Shaft Woods and Regular Flex Steel Shaft Irons.

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Dec 12, 2024
6:48:52pm

Tesla Coug Lord of the Manor

It just comes down to preference though.

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Looking to buy my first beginner’s set of clubs. Looking to get started

BYUCLA

Dec 12, 6:15pm

Buy a set from Gigagolf. Use them for a year or two see how you like the game

kotacoug

Dec 12, 6:16pm

Should be able to get into a full ‘knock of’ set for $4-500… or 2nd Swing…. You

kotacoug

Dec 12, 6:20pm

Get the Callaway set from Costco.

Tesla Coug

Dec 12, 6:22pm

This is the answer

Booya Grandma

Dec 12, 6:28pm

I see 3 options, which one is the right one?

BYUCLA

Dec 12, 6:38pm

I'd go with the 3rd one. Regular Flex Graphite Shaft Woods and Regular Flex Steel Shaft Irons.

Tesla Coug

Dec 12, 6:48pm

Get the stiff flex.

SpecialKC

Dec 12, 6:49pm

Not a bad choice. I wouldn't get the graphite irons, though.

Tesla Coug

Dec 12, 6:54pm

I was in your same boat a couple of years ago, I bought the Stix set and I have

Royal_Minister

Dec 12, 6:28pm

I think you should go to the PGA Store and figure out your swing speed (where it is now and where you think it might be

HarlemCoug

Dec 12, 6:32pm

I bought the Top Flite set from Dick’s for like $200 earlier this year. My boys

Odysseus

Dec 12, 6:36pm

I was in almost the same situation earlier this year

mapl3Coug

Dec 12, 6:49pm

Here are someideas for a starter set. Buy used from Callaway Preowned or EBay.

JWin

Dec 12, 6:51pm

Following: I’m in the exact same boat.

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