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Originally Posted by spuds51
Of course, you are right about buying a golf swing but there have been major game improvement clubs come out that help the average golfer. I run a golf shop back in the eighties and shafts alone are light years better than then. As for the club that the OP was speaking of I know a guy that has one and it was alright but nothing really fantastic. He did claim it helped him hit it a little higher. I hit it and it seemed solid but that is about all I could say for it.
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a lot larger. The weighting makes it easier to get the ball up into the air and the better clubs have frequency matched shafts. While all of these things "can" make a difference they will not turn a mid to high(15+ approx.)handicapper into a better golfer. A club/ball that help hit it further are nice if you're hitting in the short grass beforehand. Otherwise you're just 10/15 yds deeper in the wrong area(woods/rough/water).
Actually shortening the swing and swinging easier will improve a poor swing technique better than almost anything. Naturally that includes a lot of practice/time with a good teaching pro and hours chipping/putting and sand play.