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A lot of my friends urged me to play golf this year, so I decided to join the team. I've been wanting to play for a while but haven't had the chance. My dad helps me with my swing as I hit balls in the back yard, and I'm getting lessons here soon. So for right now I'd like to find a set of clubs to call my own. I'm looking for something in the $200 range. I've almost narrowed it down to a couple, but I'd like your guys' opinion.

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I'm leaning more towards the Wilson but I'd like to see what other people think. TIA


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I'd recommend looking for some used clubs. Old G series ping irons (g10 or g15 maybe, not sure on prices) would be a good place to start.

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This might be a good place to look, and they are a sponsor of TST. My Son and I have bought clubs from them, and they are good folks to deal with.  Link to some used Ping irons.    http://www.globalgolf.com/golf-clubs/1012894-ping-g10-iron-set/used/?sft=1

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My dream is for some day for someone to listen to me and build themselves a set of Maltby TE Forged. They are butter, cut through the turf with ease, and are the most forgiving forged iron I've ever hit. I wish I found them years ago.

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A lot of my friends urged me to play golf this year, so I decided to join the team. I've been wanting to play for a while but haven't had the chance. My dad helps me with my swing as I hit balls in the back yard, and I'm getting lessons here soon. So for right now I'd like to find a set of clubs to call my own. I'm looking for something in the $200 range. I've almost narrowed it down to a couple, but I'd like your guys' opinion.

Wilson Profile

http://www.amazon.com/Wilson-Profile-Mens-Golf-Set/dp/B00ATWWCAU

Powerbilt TRX 3.0

http://www.amazon.com/PowerBilt-Golf-TRX-3-0-Graphite/dp/B005I6493A/ref=sr_1_29?s=golf&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1414130748&sr;=1-29&keywords;=powerbilt

Strata

http://www.amazon.com/Strata-Complete-13-Piece-Fairway-Hybrids/dp/B0098GAAUC

I'm leaning more towards the Wilson but I'd like to see what other people think. TIA

I'd recommend looking for some used clubs. Old G series ping irons (g10 or g15 maybe, not sure on prices) would be a good place to start.


I agree with @smellysell .  A better used club will be a better investment.  Ping G10 is an excellent beginner club. I just bought some for my godson.  Go to the used club section of your local store, like Golfsmith, and try some out.  Also, hit the new clubs like Ping G25 or G30 and you will get the idea on how they feel.

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A suggestion I always throw out is to get a set of PING Eye2's or ZINGs. They were very popular, so you can usually get what you want -the right color dot- in the $100-150 range. With fresh grips, they are great to learn on, and if you keep the grips fresh, you may never change.

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