I am getting rid of my Apple G4 12" laptop. Used and about 4 years old. I would say about a 7.5 out of 10 and worth about 0.00.
I put it on Craigslist to trade for golf clubs and so far I have a few offers. Here are some so far and I would like your advice on which would be my best bang for my buck (well computer)…
Offer 1:
Ping i3 (4-pw) irons
Ping fairway woods (1, 3, 5)
White hot Odyssy putter
with cheap bag
Offer 2: Adams IDEA irons (3 and 4 are hybrids)
Wilson deep red driver
Ping 3 wood
Square two sand wedge
Offer 3:
Scotty cameron studio stainless putter with head cover
Mizuno wedges (50, 56, 58)
They are all used.
So far these are the only reasonable offers I have received. Let me know what you guys think I should go for if nothing else comes available. (This will be my first set of golf clubs, I am just starting out!)
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I’ve always used the "hacker clubs". I shoot mid 90′s to low 100′s. Typical righty fade/slice on most shots, though I do hit some really good shots mixed in. I’ve been going to golf shops, etc looking around and asking questions. Seems the consensus is that I need game improvement irons? Also, that I should definitely get fitted for clubs. I’ve been recommended: Taylor Made RAC OS2′s, Taylor Made r7 Draw, Adams a3 OS, Cobra S9, Callaway Big Bertha 06 and 08, Nike Slingshot OSS. There are so many choices and things to consider. I really want to work toward shooting in the 80′s and I really want to make my new club purchase worthwhile and get the right clubs for me. Anyone (especially serious golfers) who can tell me anything, either advice in general as to what I should be looking for, or any club recommendations (either the ones I’ve listed or otherwise) would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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I am getting a set of Adams hybrids. Standard lie, length, etc.How do I get them custom fit? Do I have to be measured before I buy? I think I can find the clubs cheaper than I could buy at a golf shop.
So I’m 5’10, 16, and I’ve been playing golf for about a year and a half now. I’m on the varsity girls golf team at my high school and I usually shoot around 100-110.
I need new golf clubs. I have 2006 Willson Hope set, that we’ve paid to get extended (about a year ago) to standard men’s length. Now that I’m on varsity I think it’s time for me to get some serious clubs. My parent’s won’t go over 1,000. And they won’t let me get a job (did I mention I’m taking two college courses?) anyhoo, they would strongly prefer under 700.
I was looking at the Lynx 2008 Crystal Cat Set and the Adams Lady A3. It would be easier for me to buy a set because neither of my parents play or have ever played golf, so I wouldn’t even know where to start. Any help or suggestions?
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hello, im fairly new to the game, ive been renting out clubs everytime i golf, trying to improve my game, now i feel i am about ready to buy my own set. i average around a 12 handicap..which is bad, but hey, the clubs i rent are horrible, so that can contribute a little.
anyway, what do you guys recommend?
i figured i wont really need drivers to much, seeming i play mostly par three and RARELY need to hit 200+ yards.
so with that said, here are my options
A full set of Dunlop clubs(includes drivers, etc)…around 180$
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i currently own an xv golf set. i am thinking about buying adams tight lies irons nike ignite blade putter and taylormade burner 2009 driver should i spend the money or keep the set i have???
An update on what I use to play golf Driver: Adams Speedline 3 Wood: Cobra S9-1 Pro Hybrid: Titleist 909H Irons: Taylormade Tour Preferred Wedges: Taylormade Z TP Putter: Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Newport
im a mid handi capper and live in uk i saw this online for 40 dollars is this good club for price or is there any other hybrids around this price that would be a better buy Want an easy to hit hybrid
