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I'm pretty new to golf and right now I'm using some old hand me down clubs. I'm lookin to buy some new ones but dont really wanna spend a butt ton of money. Is there a good online discount store that is reasonable in price? And is there a good set of clubs for beginers?

  Slackjaw30 said:
I'm pretty new to golf and right now I'm using some old hand me down clubs. I'm lookin to buy some new ones but dont really wanna spend a butt ton of money. Is there a good online discount store that is reasonable in price? And is there a good set of clubs for beginers?

I find a lot of good deals on Ebay. Just make sure you're buying from a reputable seller...

"I played like shit." -Greg Norman after the '96 Masters.


On eBay I have had some good luck with certain eBay stores - Rockbottomgolf.com, GolfAgain Store, and The Hill of Golf Pro-Line Golf Shop for some purchases of some new gear. 3balls Golf for some used equipment.

For irons for a new player my friend went with Adams from Rock Bottom and I went with Tour Edge from The Hill of Golf. Wedges I got at GolfAgain and a driver from 3balls.

Personally I like the Tour Edge products for high handicappers. I really like my Bazooka QL Combo set which came with 3 & 4 hybrids and 5 - PW irons at a really good price (even better price when you consider I sold the hybrids). Tour Edge wedges start at $40 and they made Golf Digest's Hot List (as did the irons I mentioned). For the price I don't think you can beat Tour Edge.

You also may want to check out Innovexgolf.com. There you can buy individual clubs. They seem to get good reviews and their prices are pretty good. I got a gap wedge from them that I liked but I replaced it with my Tour Edge because I wanted a matching set.

Or if you want to spend virtually nothing I have my old beginners set from Dicks Sporting goods to sell. They have seen about 8 rounds of golf but a good amount of time at the driving range. I will sell the entire set dirt cheap just to free up some room in my house - 3 woods, 8 irons, a putter, sand wedge, and bag. Overall condition is about 8/10 (woods are in better shape than that).

If you want to try the Innovex wedge I will sell that for a few dollars also.

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