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What is the best brand for golf clubs?
I just bought my boyfriend this really nice golf bag with a jack daniels whiskey (his favorite drink) logo…it was worth 160 i put in a bottle of jack and a little towel with the logo on it…now i was wondering what a nice brand of golf clubs are…he loves to golf but doesn’t have anything he usually rents everything…so any golf experts out there please let me know i want this gift to be really nice and price isn’t an issue!
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callaway x22 or titleist AP2
driver – taylormade burner or burner tp
fairway woods – either titliest 909F2/F3 or taylormade burner fairways
hybrids – depends on if he really needs them. if so, callaway big bertha diablo or bobby jones hybrids
irons – callaway x22
wedges – titleist bob vokey spin milled
putter – titleist cameron studio
i have a REALLY basic set, but here’s mine:
http://shop.callawaygolf.com/Complete_Sets/Top-Flite_XL_Mens_Set.html
If he normally rents clubs then he should be a beginner?
Try the Mizuno MP-22 Good clubs for beginner to experienced players… should last him for 5-6 years…
Any kind of wedges or putter will work, that becomes personal preference…. and he will likely change that pretty often as he becomes better….
As far as a driver… get him a King Cobra… they are very easy to hit… and again, drivers get changed very often…
don’t forget hybrids instead of fairways woods… easier to hit, and more pros are starting to use them…
don’t go too expensive…. just in case he doesn’t get into it
Titleist or Nike you will want to get him a driver, 3 wood, 5 wood, 7 wood, a hybrid, 5 iron, 6 iron, 7 iron, 8 iron, 9 iron, pitching wedge (pw), sand wedge (sw), gap wedge or a lob wedge, and a putter.
Hope I help!!!
Good luck!!!
wlison black jack are nice starter set.
Maybe you can have a try at this site :HTTP://WWW.WOWOGOLF.COM
Many friends of mine have gained what they want at this site.
Irons, Mizuno, Woods, there are many good brands out there.
Drivers-Tylormade,I just could use the word of perfect to describe R9 driver…One of my friend bought one on this site,he said it’s so wonderfui.
Under no circumstances should you buy him golf clubs. The golf bag and JD is a great gift that he should really enjoy. Buying clubs however is whole different ball game. There are many many things to take into consideration beyond the brand of clubs. Things like whether he wants/needs custom fittings. What stiffness of shaft does he need (I’m talking about on the club). Should he have graphite or steel. Should he carry hybrids or long irons. On and on and on.
Your best bet would be a gift certificate to a local good quality golf retailer and let him pick out his own clubs.
every golfer has different preferences. get him a gift card to rockbottomgolf.com or golfgalaxy.com and let him choose. Golf galaxy would be better because he can get them off line or go to one of their stores and buy them. Everyone on here will have a different opinion, but you cant buy them by brand alone because each brand will have several different types of clubs. They can cost anywhere from $200 (used clubs) to 1800+ for top of the line clubs pick a number, and if it is more than he ends up spending he can always use the extra money for balls and gloves and other stuff.
I think you should take him with you somewhere like Dick’s Sporting Goods so he can pick them out…and Have them Fitted
if the price is not an issue….my friend.
then you should check out my blog here:
http://howtoplaygolflikeapro.blogspot.com/
you can find the best collections of golf club that are really2 nice!
good luck!