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At what point are my clubs holding me back?


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I don't understand the dynamics of clubs very well. Last year I bought this set of TourEdge's (see sig), but they were relatively cheap so I doubt they're any good. I hit them pretty well, but of course that's compared to my 15 year old set of Dunlop's .I know they're "forgiving", and what not, but I'm not sure what I can gain by getting a better setup. At what point is it advantageous for me to upgrade?

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That's a tough question since golf clubs tend to become somewhat of a personal preference. Othe aspects of improving are taking lessons from a competent professional and amount of playing time. As far as equipment goes, accuracy on approach shots and the ability to control the shot become paramount for iron play. As one improves, there are certain shots that become difficult to pull off with game improvement irons but ultimately irons are all about hitting greens in regulation and you need to be confident that you're going to hit the green with the irons you're playing.

I hope that helps, even if a little...

Driver: Ping Rapture V2 9° TFS Stiff | 3 wood: Exotics CB 15° Fujikura HL Stiff | Hybrids: Adams Idea Tech V3 16° Stiff, TM Burner Rescue 19° & 22° REAX Stiff | Irons: Titleist 735.CM DG S300 5-PW | Wedges: Vokey Oil Can 254.10, 258.08 | Putter: Rossa Imola 34"

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That's a tough question since golf clubs tend to become somewhat of a personal preference. Othe aspects of improving are taking lessons from a competent professional and amount of playing time. As far as equipment goes, accuracy on approach shots and the ability to control the shot become paramount for iron play. As one improves, there are certain shots that become difficult to pull off with game improvement irons but ultimately irons are all about hitting greens in regulation and you need to be confident that you're going to hit the green with the irons you're playing.

Yeah that does help. I'm thoroughly dedicated to golf this season, as I play 3-4 times a week and hit the range/practice green another 1-2 days. I've taken one lesson already and plan to go back next month for a follow up. My handicap dropped 12 strokes in 3 months last year and through 12 rounds this season I've already dropped it another 4.5 strokes. I think my clubs are adequate right now and suite my game well. I still need the forgiveness, as I'm not that really that good yet. I'm just wondering at what point it makes sense to upgrade. I'm sure there aren't any single digit handicappers playing with a $400 set of Tour Edge's.

Home Course:
Town of Colonie (69.7-70.1, 119-125)

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