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Hey everyone... hello..

glad ive found a golf forum.. anyone from malaysia?

ive just started my lessons a month ago.. planning to buy my very 1st golf set now..

any tips for buying my 1st set??

Hey,

Welcome to Golf Rewind.What's it like golfing in Malaysia?

HOT!!!!!!! Super HOT!!!!!!!

We are not as lucky as some of you in coutries with cool climate. Here, there are very few female golfers as most of us are afraid to get too tan.

But on the bright side, our course is relatively dry most of the time.. :P

so.. can anyone tell me how to choose my 1st golf set?

what do i need in a set actualy?

Thanks COloradoGolfer. Any brand in particular?

whats newport?

Welcome to the forum...I am in Jakarta, not quite Malaysia but close...my biggest tip is to buy from a good golf shop so as to ensure that you are getting originals and not copies...other than that you really can't go badly wrong with a first set

Welcome to the forum. I agree with Bigvivec as well, about going to a good golf shop. THe only thing I would add is have your self fitted professionally and your swing analyzed so you can get a properly fitted set for your body and swing....Good luck!!!

Hi, Clubs are made especially for women now. Fitting for clubs is normally free. I have started watching the LPGA (Lady's Professional Golf Tour). They awesome! I would highly recommend you watch them too. Then you can see what clubs are tour quality. Consider buying last years model or top quality used clubs. The cost is more reasonable. Welcome to golf rewind!

Which part of Malaysia are you from? In KL there are a lot of good pro shop where you can get good sets. But you must know that expensive clubs doesn't mean good, but its rather depend on your swing. But for a beginner try to get something in the range of RM2000 first, a graphite shaft with a regular stiff. Most clubs in Asia are made from Japanese shaft which is more lighter and easier to handle. But as time goes by most golfers will upgrade to stiffer shaft once they learned how to handle it.
But if you want some more lasting investment youcan try to custom fit your clubs, there are a few in Malaysia, I know one.

Welcome aboard. GR is a friendly, helpful site.

Welcome and enjoy. Many knowledgeable people here offer nothing but help.

Welcome to the forums!

Welcome to the site. I see you already had some great responses. Good luck!

wow.. im so glad that so many of you responded. thank you so much..

andru, Im from KL! which shop should i go to? A friend of mine was telling me to get the cheapest beginner set i can find, play with it for a while and after i get better, i'll have a better idea of what kind of clubs i want.. then i can buy a better set..

have you heard of the brand power brit?

Welcome to Golf Rewind...MayWong from Malaysia.