I got my first lesson ever and used the instructor’s 7 iron. I liked my lesson and hit my first golf ball. So I went on the internet and found a local club plug and he sent me these pics. $15 each.
by pyotr_bezukhov_
I got my first lesson ever and used the instructor’s 7 iron. I liked my lesson and hit my first golf ball. So I went on the internet and found a local club plug and he sent me these pics. $15 each.
by pyotr_bezukhov_
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I’d go for the middle one 😃. Tops not a terrible option either.
Bigger club face for forgiving, top IMO
Definitely top and work down
I have a whole set of XRs. I shot an 82 with them this past weekend.
Also I think a used a club with a black stick and I liked it
Adams and bring clubs with you
Adam’s Idea will be the most forgiving for a beginner.
Tough question knowing nothing about you. Pick the shaft that you swing the best. Not really light but not a sledge hammer. I’d go Adams or Callaway all things bring equal
Which one inspires confidence in your eye! That’s the one to buy !
For a Beginner, Go with the Callaway XR, it has a Steel shaft, you don’t want to be dealing with a graphite shaft Iron as a Beginner
Search your feelings, Luke. You already know the answer.
The game is so mental, if one looks like something you can hit, it almost surely is. A better club that looks hard to you, really is harder.
Callaway
Try out all 3 while you’re waiting for your lesson.
The big Callaway
Adams
Callaway xr
Middle
Callaway, because it is an easier transition to a known brand once you commit. On the more affordable side as well.
Top easier to get in the air and will fly father
Middle will get in the air but harder to hit than the top
Bottom will be extremely hard to hit but you can move the ball right to left and it won’t fly as far.
If you haven’t played, play bigger faces to get
A sense of contact if you’re trying to get better faster start middle.
What is your: size, weight, age? Shafts and lengths are kind of important (that’s what she said)
XR. All day
I would lean towards the Callaway first and the Adams second. Those look easiest to hit to me
Middle, it’s plenty of forgiving and you’re likely going to end up playing steel shafts anyway
Good troll post
XR is fantastic for GI and forgiveness, also quality enough to keep in your bag til you ready to make a big purchase.
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