Golf Lessons - Trying to decide upon three sets of used Golf Clubs?

Trying to decide upon three sets of used Golf Clubs?

Posted on July 26th, 2011 by Larry D Keen

Used to play quite a bit, but always with a cheap set of clubs. Haven't played much since. looking to replace stolen clubs
Don't want to spend much on these:
First Set: HT Logic Acculite, true Shot, all black graphite
new grips, good condition.. also comes with a Nike golf bag, black and grey, excellent condition. all for $160 obo

2nd Set: $50
Powerbilt Grand Slam – includes 3 to P irons and 1,3,5 woods and navy blue bag. newer grips. in very good shape, used but not abused – about 10 years old and used 10-20 times per summer – they were regripped – so the grips are newer and the bag is only 5 years old

3rd Set: $125
Complete set of "Apollo Shadow" Golf Clubs. (made in England)
Irons – 3 to 9, Woods – 1,3,5 (the 1 wood is "Arnold Palmer" large size)
Putter – "Odyssey", "Fila" Golf Bag with Rain Cover plus 2 travel Golf Bag covers, Golf cart.
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I wouldn't recommend any of those, you need to be playing equipment made in the last 2-3 years. and don't listen to the dude that says play blades, even a good percentage of pros don't use blades any more.

I would go with the 50dollar clubs as none a new wait to you can play again maybe replace the driver at a later date as I did. But it is personal if you like the look then buy it because if it feels and looks good then why not use it?

Fifty will get you back into the swing of things but the third set sounds good with a golf cart thrown in. you have the start of enjoyment ( and frustration) right at your fingertips. go for it!

They are all crap. you will not be happy with any of these sets…

Be a man. use blades. whatever they turn out to be.

Golf clubs have two major features that directly influence how far and how high the ball will go when hit correctly with each club. what you are looking at in the illustration is a full set of golf clubs, including the woods and the irons. Beginning on the left are the wood clubs (larger heads) numbered from 1 wood, 3 wood, 5 wood and 7 wood. Progressing the irons (smaller heads), starting from the left, are the 3 iron, 4 iron, 5 iron, 6 iron, 7 iron, 8 iron, 9 iron, 10 iron, and 11 iron (also known as the sand wedge). Note that there is a difference in length of one-half inch between each club in the set.

Remember from your high school physiccs class that the longer lever, the greater the force? It's OK if you do not remember, because I am reminding you now. with a longer club, applying the same amount of power, you will be able to generate more club head speed. the result will be a longer shot. Going back to high school physics again, the loft of the club face will determine the angle at which the ball bounces off the club face. Picture the extension of the magnet on the club face as representing the initial flight of the ball.

To gain a graphic perspective of the loft, or slant, of club faces, set a tee on the face of the club, with the flat end of the tee on the face. For the purpose of illustration we have placed a magnet on the club faces of a 10 iron and 4 iron.

In most sets there will be a difference of four degrees of loft between clubs progressively through the set.

Trying to decide upon three sets of used Golf Clubs?