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Originally Posted by Tom Grooms
I would recommend you buy some decent used clubs, put on some new grips (must do that) and start hitting some balls on the range and play the executive courses. Take some lessons from a PGA professional and develop a golf swing. I wouldn't recommend getting fitted for new clubs out of the gate. Your swing might change in the 1st few months as your skills develop and at that time you can get fitted for a set of clubs that should last you for years...
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Don't make the same mistake a lot of us have.I've only been playing three years and now on my third set...Get a good used set,learn the basics, lessons and practice at the driving range, then get fitted..I went to Golf Galaxy,I think there is one in Orlando, asked to try a 7 iron of every club they sold...I went in there thinking I would get Callaways and they didn't even make the top three for my swing..Taylormade and Ping out performed all others and I went with Pings...My marital clubs, "till death do us part". lol