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rb · 09-04-2008, 04:59 PM

Go with the_rickter's advice as he explained it best.

I didn't know how big you were and your budget. I'm the same size and standard size is perfect for me.

I mentioned grip and shaft size as my friend has blown over $300+ on junk starter sets where he had trouble holding onto the club b/c grips were way too small and shafts that were too short. He just hated the game and it wasn't until he upgraded these items to his specs that he started to enjoy it out there. However, he spent an extra $100+ doing so. If he just searched on the buy/sell or whatever for someone selling clubs to his specs, he would have saved quite a bit. Thats all i'm saying.

Find a club, hold it, take a light swing and you'll know pretty fast if its right for you. Its almost like trying on a shoe.

09-04-2008, 04:59 PM	#360
rb Network Admin Team Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 5,558 Thanked 1,630 Times in 564 Posts Failed 4 Times in 8 Posts	Go with the_rickter's advice as he explained it best. I didn't know how big you were and your budget. I'm the same size and standard size is perfect for me. I mentioned grip and shaft size as my friend has blown over $300+ on junk starter sets where he had trouble holding onto the club b/c grips were way too small and shafts that were too short. He just hated the game and it wasn't until he upgraded these items to his specs that he started to enjoy it out there. However, he spent an extra $100+ doing so. If he just searched on the buy/sell or whatever for someone selling clubs to his specs, he would have saved quite a bit. Thats all i'm saying. Find a club, hold it, take a light swing and you'll know pretty fast if its right for you. Its almost like trying on a shoe.