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I am a beginner golfer and currently own an old set of forgan's, i was looking to purchase a new set as i have started practising quite a bit and have gotten the golf bug, i have been looking at all the reviews and it is mind boggling to see all the information. I walked into a shop yesterday and ended up trying a few clubs out and liked the feel i got from a set of MD Sure Fire's was thinking of buying but 2 things struck me 1: the price apparently were 450euro reduced to 225 euro and secondly i can't find any reviews anywhere about them????

Does anybody know about these clubs and secondly should price be a factor (i was prepared to pay more so not looking for the cheapest set just a set that suits me and will help me improve)

regards

Jason


For the money here's some solid advice:

  1. Save a little more money and get a name brand used set. It won't cost that much more and then they are quality, adjustable, and will last long enough for you to improve your game. Be sure that they are Game Improvement Irons.
  2. Once you have your irons, get lessons. This will help you to improve and with improvement comes more enjoyment of the game.
  3. Finally, when you have gotten your game up to a decent level in a couple of years and you are ready, you save up and get fitted for a new set as a sort of a reward for your hard work.

I have never heard of the set you mentioned. Sounds like perhaps they are knockoffs, not sure. But I would stick with TaylorMade, Callaway, Cobra, Titleist, or Cleveland. There are lots of bargains online and off on used sets and I think you would be much happier with the quality and results.

Enjoy!


GernGolfs has a solid game play to get your started. Some added tips from me...

Not all knock-offs and clones are created equal. Some brand-X clubs are durable, others are not. If you really get into playing golf, some brand-X clubs might not last much past the second season.

Also, will you be playing golf for "business" outings? If that's the case, definitely go with used brand-name clubs if your associates fancy themselves serious golfers.

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