looking for cheapest new ping titanium golf drivers?
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Try \n\nhttp://www.golfgalaxy.com
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The guy above me is correct. You can buy them from Golfsmith here:\n\nhttp://www.golfsmith.com/products/GP000081\n\nIn my opinion the quality has slipped since they were acquired by Golfsmith....try to get an older used one...
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http://www.golfgreenfees.com/ ...try this..;)
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Go to www.ping.com and look up Demo days.  Find one in your area and have the Ping rep fit you.  Ping reps are the best club fitters around and it will make a big difference.  They cost to much not to have that done.  I suggest you have it done twice just to make sure.
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umm are we supposed to guess or are you asking for recommendations.  I have Wilson Fat shafts, and a big bertha 12 degree driver and a NIke hybrid club.  read up on clubs on the internet and try some.  most golf courses you can rent or try things.  and if you dont golf yet buy a semi-cheap set and take lessons and you can always buy better clubs once you learn how you play and what you like.
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you should look for some clubs on ebay, you can get a really good deal..... since he loves golf im sure he doesn't want some knock off brand so you should try to get him some cleveland or ping clubs they're really good clubs and im sure you can get them at a good price... good luck
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For golf balls, I would recommend the Pro V1's.  But you really don't need such a high quality ball if you are a relative beginner.  You really wont notice a difference.  In terms of best bang for your buck, I would buy AA quality used Maxfli Noodles.  These balls cost about 48 cents each shipped.\n\nFor clubs, it really depends on which clubs.\n\nFor drivers, Taylor Made is hard to beat.  Callaway is ok as well.  There are actually quite a few good driver makers.  Best thing to do is look around and demo.\nFor fairway woods, Tour Edge Exotics is probably the best.\nFor hybrids,Nickent, Cobra, and Taylor Made lead the pack.\nFor irons, Mizuno wins hands down.\nFor wedges, Cleveland, Mizuno, and Vokey are among the best.\nFor putters, it really is a personal preference issue.  Some of my favorites include the Odyssey 2-Ball, the Heavy Putter, Bettinardi, Guerin, and Gauge.  Other popular brands include Scotty Cameron, Never Compromise, and Yes!\n\nHope this helps!
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Go to:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000EYF7YQ/ref=pd_sl_aw_alx-jeb-9-1_toy_25348372_1?tag2=amd-google-20\n\nYou can get it for $30 at the link above on Amazon.com\n\nNow Golden Tee Golf fans can play one of their favorite arcade-style games right at home! Officially licensed by Incredible Technologies, the makers of Golden Tee, Play TV Golden Tee Golf features Golden Tee's unique trackball interface and offers realistic gameplay.\n\nPlay Golden Tee Golf on your TV--complete with trackball action! \nJust plug the unit into your TV and you're ready to go. Play a round, compete in match play or tournaments, or head for the driving range. You can pick your club, and adjust your shot direction and swing strength. Like golf itself, it's easy to learn but hard to master.
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First of all, your budget is very smart.  You don't want to spend too much money on a beginner's set because you should outgrow them in a year or two anyway.  However, you definitely want forgiving clubs which means cavity-backs.  \n\nI would disagree with the above poster who mentioned that blades will force you to play better.  This is not necessarily true.  You will be frustrated, and you might quit golf after a short period if you start off with blades.  It's just not worth it.  When you consider that some tour pros use cavity-backs, it makes you wonder why amateurs should even consider going the way of blades.  Granted, this is somewhat of a contentious issue, but for an amateur like me who will never turn pro, there is just no point in aiming for blades.\n\nNow on to golf clubs.  For beginners, I would recommend the Mizuno MX-17s.  They are very forgiving.  They have recently been replaced by the MX-900, so you should be able to get a good deal on the 17s new.  Mizuno's are famous for the softness of their forged irons, and even though the 17's are cast not forged, they come close to the forged irons in feel.  When it comes to quality, Mizuno irons cannot be beat.\n\nAnother popular beginner's set are the Pings.  The new G5s are quite pricey, but you may be able to find a used set or perhaps a G2 set for a good price.  The Pings are also well known for being forgiving, but they just looked too ugly for me.  I couldn't stand the look of them while I still find myself admiring my MX-17s after a full year.  \n\nThe Callaways, imo, are just as pricey as the Pings without their forgiveness.  They don't look as good as the Mizunos either.\n\nIf you are just experimenting with golf and not sure if you will stick with it, go with the much cheaper 2nd tier brands.  These include Tommy Armour, Ben Hogan, Adams, etc.  They should be almost as good if not as good as the big brands but at a fraction of the price.  If you decide to stick with the game after a year, you can always upgrade to the Mizuno MX-23s.  (the 23s are Mizuno's most forgiving forged irons.  Probably the most well-reviewed irons in existence).\n\nAbout fitting, it is certainly important.  However, most golf stores will fit clubs for you for free if you purchase them from their store, so you might want to consider that option first.\n\nPS.  Unless a golf store measures your swing speed at 95mph or higher, go with Regular Flex shafts, not the Stiff Flex.  So many people have an ego issue and go with the stiff when regular is most appropriate for the majority of players.  Even my instructor (whom I respect greatly) recommended that I go with stiff.  (I ended up with regular and am glad I did).\n\nHope this helps!
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You can get some inexpensive component golf clubs here:\n\nhttp://www.proswing.com
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Try these:\n\neBay\nwww.findmegolf.co.uk\nwww.harbourleisure.co.uk\nwww.valuegolfclubs.com
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This is when I always wonder. Various brands make fairway same as drivers using Titanium, but Nike and Titleist make fairway woods with iron. I don't know why  there's need for Titanium as it so light, can't feel the club heads and need to change from swinging it to hitting it.
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I would highly reccomend not buying a Callaway driver at all. Their sweet spots are too small. For $80, i would buy it. I bought a big bertha once, and hated it. No distance, whatsoever. After that, I switched over to an Adams GT2, worth about $70, and i hit 290 yard drives, and I'm 14 years old!
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You can buy one from nevada bobs golf at liverpool st staion, call them and they will post one out to you. They cost about 4-6 quid. Call 0207 6282333
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The best place is www.TGW.com or www.Golf Galaxy.com
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See the Golf Digest HotList....\n\nhttp://www.golfdigest.com/hotlist/
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I would think eBay would work a little better for this.  But if anyone is interested, I have a set of Callaway X-Tours and love them, X-18's are basically the same, with bigger heads and more forgiveness.