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I found 2 deals on used PING drivers on craigslist.

G30 for    $175

Anser for $80

I'm new to golf. 20handicap.

I'm wondering if it's worth the investment to buy the G30 at this time( cuz usually the price goes down fast after season), or I should go with the Anser?

Waiting online for advice.

Thx guys.


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I found 2 deals on used PING drivers on craigslist.

G30 for    $175

Anser for $80

I'm new to golf. 20handicap.

I'm wondering if it's worth the investment to buy the G30 at this time( cuz usually the price goes down fast after season), or I should go with the Anser?

Waiting online for advice.

Thx guys.

I'm about a 15 HDCP probably (getting one soon) and I prefer the Anser to the G30. Just me, though. What shaft are on the two of them? That will help.

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What I have found with drivers, is that not every driver suits everyone. I just bought the G30 myself but tried several other drivers too.  I had originally thought I was going to get the Taylormade SLDR but when I hit it on the launch monitor it wasn't for me plus I didn't really like the feel of it. I also tried 3 different G30's and one would actually have hurt my game, lol. Then there are different shafts and of course the different lofts.  That's why there are so many used clubs, I think, because people just go buy them and then find they are not working for them.  You could get lucky, I love my G30 and I find it is very forgiving on less than centre face hits. Sounds like a good deal too.

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