msherm15

Report from OP: Did a couple practice sessions on my own w/executive clubs. I get 70 yds with a well struck pw, nearly 100 with 7i. Tried a few with 3 wood off a tee, and maybe went 175 . Arm and thigh muscles were pretty sore after- guess gardening doesn't lead to golf fitness? I'm working in some exercise now. I wasn't finding a lot of left hand senior equipment on line, but found a set of Tour Edge HP25 on EBay. I called my instructor, and he felt that would be a good choice. They arrive next week. I'm looking forward to trying them out!

Thanks to all for responding! Instructor did use the term senior flex. I will definitely check into pre-owned equipment sites when I get ready. What golfer doesn't want new(and better) clubs? I've looked at some instruction videos to reset some fundamentals and plan to go to the range soon.

New member. First post. I'm 66 and want to get back into the game(haven't played in nearly 20 years). I got some Spaulding Executive clubs at a thrift store and scheduled a lesson at the course. After hitting a few balls, the instructor said my swing is "not too bad", but recommended I get a set of more senior friendly clubs if I'm serious about playing. I would rather practice and maybe play with the clubs I have to see how things go, and upgrade equipment later. If I get used to old style clubs, will it be hard changing to senior flex?