I wonder if someone could list a few good www sites where I can find and
buy "second hand" golf clubs?
I know that ebay is good but I guess there are lots of other sites as well.
RickPinewild: I will never be a scratch player so I need forgiving clubs.
At the same time I don't want clubs with "giant" club heads or to much offset.
Probably Calaway's "tour" clubs, X-18 X-20 are a good choice for me.
RickPinewild: I will never be a scratch player so I need forgiving clubs.
At the same time I don't want clubs with "giant" club heads or to much offset.
Probably Calaway's "tour" clubs, X-18 X-20 are a good choice for me.
Maybe you are not a scratch player because you use forgiving clubs?
Awareness of sweetspot via PP3 is what TGM is about... maybe a greater awareness of sweetspot comes from using blades not shovels...
If your clubhead has a higher MOI...is the player less aware off sweetspot??
NB - just thoughts rather than specific question to you Hans... but if you are iinterested enough in G.O.L.F. and golf to hang out on this website and have never tried blades...then you are missing a trick...give them a try.
No, the reason why I'm not a scratch player is becuase I started playing golf 4 years ago at an age of 35. So I will never be a scratch player, if I can be a 5 hcp player I will be glad.
"Awareness of sweetspot via PP3 is what TGM is about... maybe a greater awareness of sweetspot comes from using blades not shovels..."
Why are so many PGA tour proffessionals using "shovels" then?
Actually I had a set of mizuno MP-33 clubs a year ago and these are really nice clubs. The problem was when I tried the longer irons 3-5.
No, the reason why I'm not a scratch player is becuase I started playing golf 4 years ago at an age of 35. So I will never be a scratch player, if I can be a 5 hcp player I will be glad.
"Awareness of sweetspot via PP3 is what TGM is about... maybe a greater awareness of sweetspot comes from using blades not shovels..."
Why are so many PGA tour proffessionals using "shovels" then?
Actually I had a set of mizuno MP-33 clubs a year ago and these are really nice clubs. The problem was when I tried the longer irons 3-5.
The better pros learnt what the sweetspot feels like whilest using blades...now they know....they can use the shovels to better effect.
When Nick Faldo was with Mizuno he supported a line of junior clubs which were blades... no longer available....but then society like burgers and fries and not veg and fruit...so do not let Joe Public mislead you!!
MP-33 are OK....but Mizunos older clubs were better!
Good luck! try the wilson forged progressives...2nd hand and great blades in 7-wedge...small cavity in 3-6....soft feel and cheap!
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