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get new clubs buy used ones off of 3balls.com really cheap, but great clubs too.

In my Nike Bag...
Driver: 460 SZ 10.5*
Woods: SZ 3 and 7
Hybrid: Ignite
Irons: IgniteWedges: Big Bertha 55*, 58*Putter: FuturaBall: Penta, TP Black

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This summer I'll have money I get from the family as birthday gifts... i'll look into maybe upgrading then. Or putting it towards a few lessons. I think my major stumbling block right now is the lack of practice. I have a neighbor who has golfed for 25+ years, used to be a member of the Oregon Golfer's Assoc. He went over my swing, corrected some stuff, etc. I strike the ball at the range much better now. But the range isn't the course, is it? I think I psych myself out when I play. Oh well, i need to practice more, that's a given.

A Work in Progress:

Bag: Physics Stand Bag (ebay dirt cheap special)
Driver: Knight GTi Tour 285 10*
3 Wood: r7 ST 15*5 Wood: "The Perfect Club" 21* rescueHybrids: None... yetIrons: Burner Super Steel 3-9Wedges: Burner Super Steel PW, AW, SWPutter: BlackJack 206Ball: NXT or ProV-1 (used)

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Ok, as requested... here are my cheapy clubs...

A 5 Iron. They're all in really good condition, if not dirty from not being cleaned...ever

This says TiForm Medium Flex


This is the extra driver that came with the set. It's a bubble shaft. Shaft says Power Wave, stability transfer system.



Well, there they are.

A Work in Progress:

Bag: Physics Stand Bag (ebay dirt cheap special)
Driver: Knight GTi Tour 285 10*
3 Wood: r7 ST 15*5 Wood: "The Perfect Club" 21* rescueHybrids: None... yetIrons: Burner Super Steel 3-9Wedges: Burner Super Steel PW, AW, SWPutter: BlackJack 206Ball: NXT or ProV-1 (used)

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I wouldn't suggest a forged iron for a beginner, I would go with a nice forgiving cavity back... Look on preowned callaway, they are a little expensive but you are getting quality... keep on ebay hunting... they look like nice clubs but just not necessarily good for new golfers...
Driver: Taylor Made R9, Woods: Callaway Hyper X 3 wood, Hybrid: Cleveland Mashie 20 degree Irons: Callaway X-20's, Wedge: Cleveland 588 56 degree, Putter: Cleveland CC 6 Classic Black Platinum, Ball: Noodle, Shoes: Contour
 
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