tour golf clubs

[jamess]

Tour golf clubs can anyone tell me the difference from  other golf clubs and can anyone use if not why not. THANKS GUYS.

[mvmac]

19 hours ago, jamess said:

Tour golf clubs can anyone tell me the difference from  other golf clubs and can anyone use if not why not. THANKS GUYS.

There really is no difference except they have an unlimited budget with shafts. The woods and irons are basically the same as what you would find in a golf store. With some wedges and putters their stuff is more customized.

[Mr. Desmond]

20 hours ago, jamess said:

Tour golf clubs can anyone tell me the difference from  other golf clubs and can anyone use if not why not. THANKS GUYS.

Until about 4-5 years ago, you used to see more drivers that were offshoots of retail - Taylormade did this a lot - they would have a v2 or v3 head (version 2) that was slightly different -- smaller with less spin. You do not see it as much any longer but it does occur and now they typically come to market. As stated previously, you see wedges with custom grinds, but if you're serious, you can find someone to custom grind for you, or you can purchase a custom or a limited edition wedge aka Edel, Vokey Wedgeworks. As stated, the real difference is pros get first crack at new shafts, they also have more access to tour vans that can add weight to their driver heads or placement of weight via hot melt.

The real question is "Should you play those clubs?"

No.

Clubs are so good and adjustable these days and most OEMs have a stable of no upcharge exotic type shafts that you don't need a club built or intended for a pro - it will just screw up your game.

Just get fit for what fits you as a player.