New Clubs???

[dannyjth]

I,m looking for some new clubs but have a really small budget so will have to be ebay!!

maybe blades as i really wanna start to nail my game what do ppl recommend??

[NativeTxn]

What is your budget?

[dannyjth]

Looking at £150 tops at most no job at the moment equals low bugdet lol

[Amused]

  NativeTxn said:

What is your budget?

+1

Also, if your handicap's really 20.0, you might want to concentrate your search on game improvement irons rather than blades.

[dannyjth]

its not that my handicap thts high i rarely hit woods as hit drivin iron 200+ at least i want sumthin to improve my swing also thts y im lookin at blades for the future

[tatertot]

Blades won't improve your swing. They will frustrate you.

[Joejoe26]

Ever been surfing? Choosing blades or even forged clubs is like choosing a short board for someone who is a beginner in surfing. A short board might look cool and what not but it's going to suck when you are out in the water and it is extremely difficult to learn on. Long boards or clubs that are easier to hit are great starters. Also, just because you get clubs that are more catered to the beginner, it doesnt mean you cant shoot low with them. I've shot 75 with a set of cougars rythms.

[dannyjth]

Ive also been looking at an old set of titleist dci 990's look very good but was wondering if the short irons i could regroove them to clean them up abit has anyone done this before?

[Ruckus]

  tatertot said:

Blades won't improve your swing. They will frustrate you.

I don't disagree with this, there is a steeper learning curve. However, 25 years ago, there wasn't any choice in the matter, and people still learned to golf. If you have a lot of time on your hands to practice on the range and play a LOT of rounds, blades could work I guess.