I am a lefthanded,golfer but I have a bad slice,if i bought a new callaway driver,which one the draw or fade?
439312
Spend the money on several lessons with a PGA professional to learn how to draw the ball. Spending money on equipment to improve your game is futile!
256481
I tried to find which bag you were referring to on the callaway site and couldn't find it. \n\nPerhaps you could try contacting the customer service department for an answer.
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I am right-handed but use a left-handed curve. If you do have a left-handed stick, it is best to play at right wing
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Try to use stiff shaft, I used to use Regular shaft but after I have changed the shaft to stiff, I can hit it much \nfurther than before and also straighter, so go can change your shaft immediately.\nHAPPY GOLFING!
510676
I ordered clubs from both sites below including Nike blades and driver and some Titleist. I also bought Nike staff bag from Edwin Watts, although that I found other site offered cheaper price, I asked them to match the price by emailling them and they reduced the price to match. I ordered from them because they ship cheaper. Otherwise, would recommend you to visit lots of golf shop. Once a set is on sale, they could be really cheap. Play blade is better, because not many people use them, and usually they have overstocked and go on sale a lot. You just need to improve your swing to hit blade (which anyone should anyway).
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Whatever you're comfortable with. There are cavity back irons, muscleback irons or combo irons. Since you're a beginner, cavity backs would be most wise for you. musclebacks are more for experienced players and combo irons are good for mid to low handicappers. You'll want to stay away from long irons and replace them with hybrid clubs instead. easier to hit and more versatile than regular irons. Probably forget a driver and stick with a 3 and 5 wood instead which will help your confidence a little. You'll probably be able to hit your 3 wood further than your driver if you notice. As far as brands go, cheap route would be to get a starter set from any sporting goods store or walmart or kmart. They're cheap and usually come with all the clubs you'll need to get started. from there you'll be able to see which ones you hate the most and which you like the best. If you're into brand name then I would either go with Callaway or Taylor Made. Each offer unique clubs both regular and hybrid that would make your game a little easier. But for now, i'd either get a starter set or a nice used set from 2nd Swing, Play It Again Sports or Hit 'Em Again.
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Try the Tour Edge Exotics driver.  It may be expensive, but it is supposed to be one of the best drivers available.  Tour Edge clubs in general, are excellent but somewhat underrated in the US, even though word of mouth is changing this quickly.  Their fairway woods which have been out for a few years now and have achieved a reputation for being the best woods available.\n\nGive the Exotics driver a try at a range and see what you think.
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Costco has a set of Jack Nicklaus designed ones called Golden Bears. They are really good and can be used all the way through to pretty intermediate play. IT's under 300 for a full set, which allows you to learn, but it's definitely no Callaway.
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"YOUR" club will depend on your skill level, height, speed of swing, and preferred type of golf ball.\n\nIf you improve, and your swing changes, then you have to start all over again.  This is the premise behind the PING clubs.  It will never become perfected as everyone will blame their clubs, balls, or something.\n\nIgnore reviews.  It is like asking what type of aluminum can do you prefer(ignoring contents).  Whatever works for you is best! \n\nYou MUST TRY THEM OUT FIRST though.  Variations in shaft material will alter dpending on your swing strength etc.  \n\nREMEMBER, it is ONLY MARKETING, and therefore Dollars $$$$$$$$.  If you could buy the "right set" for $1,000,000, you'd be a billionaire in a week.  Some like Pepsi....others swear on Coke.  \n\nYOU MUST CHOOSE !
1000510
I think some people assumed you meant driving off from damp grass although you may have meant what is the best driver to use if the fairway ahead is damp?  If so, it depends how damp.  If the ground is heavy then the ball wont kick on too far when it lands so you would obviously want a driver that gives you a high degree of loft rather than relying on a decent bounce - probably one of the higher-lofted 10 and 11 degree drivers like most PGA Pros tend to carry (although a 3 wood has a loft between 15 and 18 degrees and a 5 wood has a loft between 20 and 22 degrees - both good options).  If the ground is just damp, it could be the diametric opposite - the ball might really zip when it first hits the fairway so I guess most drivers would do.  Calloways are nice drivers to play with.
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Ping makes good quality clubs that you can pretty much size for yourself on their website.  Callaway is a good brand also.  However, if you are just starting out and money is important, it doesn't pay to buy expensive clubs.  Buy a clean-looking used set at a garage sale or on ebay, or buy an inexpensive new set at a sporting goods store.    After you've learned to hit the ball well and consistently then reward yourself with a nice new set.
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Your best drive is your 3 wood.  I know everyone wants to hit if far, but it takes some time for you swing to handle a driver.  The 3 wood is easier to hit so it should go further and straighter for you.  Now don't let your driver sit in the bag and collect dust.  Use it on the holes it can't hurt you.  When you have a par 4 or par 5 that's going to take and extra shot, try the driver.  Make sure there is not a lot of trouble off the tee.  That way if you hit it 20 yards to the right you still have a shot.  \n\nOnce you have devloped your swing and want to find a good driver, please follow these steps:\n1.  Do not purchase a driver with out hitting one like it first.\n2.  Go to several Demo days and have them fit you.  You can go the the company websites to find Demo days in your area.  \n3.  Once you find a driver you just can't do without but it.  \nI have links to several companies websites on my blog roll. \n\nMay is free golf lesson month - Go to www.playgolfamerica.com to sign up for a free lesson with a local PGA Pro\n\nTips\ntrying your 3-wood instead of your driver.\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/swing/improve_anderson061504.cfm\nIf you struggle with your tee shots, try a couple of these drills to help you build confidence and consistency.\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/swing/improve_polites110104.cfm\nWhile it is desirable to hit down on the ball with most every club in your bag, that is not the case with your driver\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/swing/improve_rihm110104.cfm\n technical advisor Tom Wishon points out the three things about a driver that can cause you to leave valuable yards in your bag.\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/equipment/improve_wishon060905.cfm\n\ngood luck
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See the reviews here and judge for yourself:\n\nhttp://www.equip2golf.com/reviews/drivers/titleist_975J.html\n\nhttp://shop.pgatour.com/customer/category/product.jsp?SUBCATEGORY_ID=3604\n\nhttp://www.golfreview.com/cat/drivers/titleist/PRD_143794_2948crx.aspx#reviews
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You need to check your set up first\n\nGo to www.playgolfamerica.com and sign up for a free golf lesson in May with a local PGA pro.\n\nor check out the improve you game section of www.pga.com \nHere is an article on drivers.  They have several this is a very good place to get information it's set up for golf pros.\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/swing/improve_polites110104.cfm
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Well, as for the previous two answers I will say that Ping is good, but nowhere near expensive as Callaway products.  As for the Taylor Made r7, well, I have one and it is great, but the changeable weights wont help if you have a horrible swing. \n\nRight now, the best drivers on the market in terms of accuracy I would have to say the Nike SQ and the Cleveland Hi-Bore are on top.  Both of those drivers are probably the most accurate clubs on the market.
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Good News May is Free Golf Lesson Month.  go to www.playgolfamerica.com to sign up for a free lesson from a local PGA pro. \n\nwww.pga.com Improve your game section has very detailed information.  You can watch video clips, see pictures, and learn some drills to help you practice. \n  A proper grip requires a sound understanding of how the placement of the hands impacts the direction of the clubface\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/setup/improve_najar100504.cfm\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/setup/improve_najar100504.cfm\nGood Luck
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The easy answer nowadays seems to be to get a 460cc driver...seems to deliver more length right off the bat with no changes to your swing!