Chronos asked:

I’m a beginner golfer. Had trouble with the long irons, but did fairly well with the shorter sticks, wedges, and fairway woods/driver. I was looking at this set of hybrid/irons (http://www.adamsgolf.com/Ideaa2a2OSHybrids.htm). Anyone used them? Experience with hybrid clubs?

Thanks!
Adams Idea a2 : http://www.adamsgolf.com/Ideaa2a2OSHybrids.htm


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Kim W asked:


Thank you for your answers – you’ve solved my dilemma as to where I should go for my husband’s 40th birthday gift


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DapperDan asked:

Can somebody explain to me, what’s the difference between a hybrid golf club, a rescue club and a fairway club?

When would you use them? Which one would you use and why?


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AySeHl asked:

I have been searching for an inexpensive set of golf clubs so that I can start playing with my boyfriend, and recently I found someone who is selling a set for a really good price.

My concern is…. and since I know very little about golf right now… are the clubs she is selling a women’s set or a juniors set? The seller is unsure because she is selling them for a third-party who has passed.

The lengths of the clubs range from a 42″ driver to a 36″ wedge. I am only 5’5″, so do you think these clubs would be a good fit for me?


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grillzz5 asked:

I am just getting into golfing, yes I am a girl.
I want to get a set of clubs for christmas, I am 16 years old.
My mom says she will not pay more then $160.00 on a set of clubs.
Can I still get a descent set for that much?
If so can you give me the name of the type of clubs I sould get or give me a link.


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fundoctor asked:

I used to play golf before, played with a bladed Spalding set, which didn’t turn out well, and never really hit the ball well. Now 10 years later, I find myself wanting to learn the game again.

I’m torn between 3 decisions:

Plan A is to buy a cavity back 7 iron and a wood, and learn from those 2 clubs. Once I re-learn, invest in a good set of used irons.

Plan B is to buy a cheap 2nd hand set, but the 2nd-tiered ones like Dunlop, Spalding, Wilson. Not exactly brand name from what my friend told me, but good enough.

Plan C was what a shop suggested, buy a whole set of clones, learn from them, and when I’m ready, buy the real deal.

Which of these would actually help me re-learn the game? Plan A seems to be a good investment just in case I find out that golf isn’t my game. Plan B sounds like a good idea since after a few weeks, I can use these clubs to “practice” a round too. Plan C sounds nice since I’m playing a full set close to brand names.

What do you guys think?


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Ooberlee L asked:

I’m a beginner in golf, and i don’t know which kind to get, mens or womens. Does it really matter? Though I do find more options in golf clubs with mens than womens.

I dont know if my height will have anything to do with it but I’m roughly 5’5.
im a girl.


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nina c asked:

I am a beginner to golf, ( i have only golfed 2 times in my life) and i am a teenage girl. I need to know what i should wear to go golfing and what type of clubs should i get. How much should i spend on a set of clubs? What brand should i get?

thanks


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