[golffactory.com]

It is so interesting that for most golfers, the pro shop is the adult equivalent of a candy store. Like you and me, they love to look and tinker with new golf equipment, and often end up buying whether they actually planned to purchase or not. Golfers are genuinely fascinated by their sport, and it shows.
Part of the attraction is the ever-growing range of equipment on the market. I don’t think of any other sport that requires as many tools as ours. There are different clubs for all the shots on the course and for all players, from the novice to the professional. Golfing industry has become a multi-billion-dollar business every year.

To play golf has become so specialized that most golfers have only a superficial knowledge of club designs. Even the advertisement of club manufacturers today is far too technical to be understood by the majority of players. They buy a particular club because Nick Faldo or another superstar plays it, or because their foursome-partner outdrives them with his new wood, but they don't consider that Faldo is in a different league altogether and that their playing partner is separated from them by handicap, build and golf swing. Very few people know what works best for them.

Golfers are as diverse as the equipment designed for them, and that is why there is no such thing as the best set of clubs in the world. There are plenty of good clubs around and quite a few not so good ones as well, but they are all designed for specific tasks and specific players, and they are good or bad only in relation to this task. A club that is good for me is not necessarily good for you. So only the right one can get you skilled.

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[Jestikles]

Yay?

[Psyduck]

ok

[RikuSix]

lol

[WHOSTHIS]

hey how u

[wwfranco]

how long u been with that sport?