within reason!, of course, ...where would you go and what would you buy for an upgrade! ( for me it is from a hodgepod set and knockoffs) new set of clubs....A chain golf store, the internet, a golf range shop etc?
and lets say i have $2 500 to spend on the whole set... what would fit in this price range....dreaming this rainy sunday....
That's a good question. I wouldn't spend anything else on clubs because I'm pretty happy with what I have now. What I would definitely do though, would be to go somewhere that specializes in expert fitting and have my clubs fine tuned to my swing. I would have them go through every club in my bag and see what could be done so that it could work for me even better. Simp
within reason!, of course, ...where would you go and what would you buy for an upgrade! ( for me it is from a hodgepod set and knockoffs) new set of clubs....A chain golf store, the internet, a golf range shop etc?
and lets say i have $2 500 to spend on the whole set... what would fit in this price range....dreaming this rainy sunday....
I would buy a new set of Cleveland Driver, and Fairway woods, and Mizuno irons custom fitted to my swing. Then I would take a few lessons from a Teaching Pro.
I have Taylor made RAC LT's form 2004, a little differnt than the curretn, with stiff graphite shafts, wouldnt trade those for any other club currently on the market. I have a Callaway Steelhead III 3 wood with a steel shaft, the only thing i would change (and am doing so as soon as i order the proper ferrul) is change the shaft to a Graffaloy prolight. I need to change my 5 wood to somthing that isn't a $6 knock off, probably either another Steelhead III or a V steel, Nike forged sandy wedge, and smeronn lagun II putter, those wont' change anytime soon. As far as drivers, i need to hit a unch to see what i want.
For you, your best bet is to go to a local shop, see what appeals to you and get it fitted to you, afterall what works for one person may not work for another.
My choice would be what I have in my bag. All that matters is you find the sticks that work the best for you. You might even find that they were not the most expensive.
March 19th, 2006, 06:39 PM
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