Choosing clubs to start your golfing journey with can be a little bit of a minefield. Manufacturers are releasing new models every year, and there are plenty of second-hand retailers out there now offering thousands of clubs at the click of a button. But which ones are right for you if you’re just starting out in the game?
The decision when building your bag can be a little overwhelming. Most beginners end up carrying a full set of clubs that more often than not actually make the game harder for them – long irons that never get airborne and low-lofted woods that slice into the trees.
The truth is, a lot of golfers make purchases based on aesthetics, and while looks do inspire confidence, you’re much better off with some sticks that are going to help your game initially, make the game more enjoyable, before becoming overly picky and choosing based on looks.
I’ve curated the ultimate beginner starter kit, highlighting seven specific types of clubs designed to fast-track your improvement and, more importantly, make the game fun. The final club on this list is even dominating the professional game at the moment, so stick around!
1. Max 10k Driver
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Let’s start with the ‘big stick’. For beginner golfers, the driver is usually the club that causes the most grief. High slices or low hooks are usually the two ball flights on offer, but this is largely because too many golfers chase distance when, in reality, forgiveness is your best friend.
Yes, hitting the ball a long way is a benefit, but if it means chipping out from the trees after, it’s of little significance. You’ll want to start by looking for a forgiving driver, where you’ll be blessed with a minimum of 10k MOI. This MOI essentially is forgiveness, and so the higher the number, the more chance you have of getting away with a miss-hit and keeping your ball in play.
The Cobra Optm MAX-K is a superb option this year, featuring a record-breaking 13K MOI (Moment of Inertia) design. In layman’s terms, it is…
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