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Selecting the Right Golf Equipment

Selecting the right golf equipment can mean the difference between having great game after great game and having not-so-great games.

The right golf equipment means having drivers, shafts, gloves and other accessories that work with your body, your style and your capabilities. Your game, your swing, your body and your personal preferences should all be taken into account when making golf equipment purchases. By doing so, you will ensure that your golf scores drop! Think of the big celebrities in the world of golf: Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Phil Mickelson. Like the rest of us, they struggled to find the clubs and shafts that fit just right. You may have to try out several different sizes and styles before you find the right fit. Don’t make a quick, impulse purchase, or you may have second thoughts and regrets later.

When making the choice to purchase golf equipment, you have hundreds of manufacturers and stores (both online and offline) at your disposal. Many manufacturers carry several different sets, clubs, drivers and models for you to choose from. So how are golf clubs and sets different from one another?

Well, the making of golf equipment takes into account several factors, with a lot of importance placed on the golfer’s handicap, height, build and swing speed. Also up for consideration is how these clubs and such will be used: leisure, tournaments, or somewhere in between? Then there is the aesthetics aspect to consider. Whether a golfer wants to admit it or not, there is valid concern about golf equipment being pleasing to look at. The look of the club can be just as important as it meeting all technical requirements and guidelines. Also, the price of a particular piece of golf equipment may not necessarily be an accurate reflection of its value. Sometimes you are paying for the materials that make up accents and decoration on the equipment — leather, gold, silver, platinum, etc.

Other times you may pay out of the nose for a particular piece of golf equipment because of the manufacturer. In the end, make sure you are paying for the quality of the golf equipment, and not the name of the company that’s on it. Remember, you do get what you pay for. If you’re not sure where to start with selecting golf equipment, then go straight to the pros. A website like blind9golf.com can assist you with getting started in equipment selection, tailoring and purchasing.

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