Club Advice Titlist DCI Black

[lucasss]

Hi im fairly new to golf and looking at buying clubs but not really sure what i should buy?
I was looking at a set of Titleist DCI Black 2-pw for 150 is this a reasonable price and would they suit the a beginner hacker?
Any advice is appreciated.

[3oneday]

Hi and welcome.

Waste of time newbys to golf carrying a 2, 3 and even 4 iron. Price is right, but won't help your game to improve much.

All the best :)

[kpac]

they wouldn't hurt you i wouldn't have thought..... I'm sure there are plenty of clubs that are 'suited' to beginner golfers, however developing a decent and consistent swing will do more to improve you game.

General consensus would be get oversized cavity backs. Plenty will also tell you to 'get fitted'.

[BrisVegas]

They're good sticks. I learnt to play golf with 2-PW blades, so it is "possible" to learn golf and have fun on the course without a complete set of hacksticks and hybrids. For $150 you can't go wrong. Worst case you have to spend $50-100 having them adjusted by a clubfitter at a later date.

[GolfBallWhackerGuy]

Get them!!

[3oneday]

They're good sticks. I learnt to play golf with 2-PW blades, so it is "possible" to learn golf and have fun on the course without a complete set of hacksticks and hybrids. For $150 you can't go wrong. Worst case you have to spend $50-100 having them adjusted by a clubfitter at a later date.

the game was harder in the 80's.



;)

[BrisVegas]

actually, it must have been easier. After 20 years of technology advances in clubs and balls, I'm still on the same handicap.

[lucasss]

Thanks for the advice guys. Currently i play borrowing a mates set of splading cannons and a big bertha 9.5 degree driver. Just looking to buy my first set want something i can play with then later on when ive got a consistent game buy some better clubs.

[hyrola]

I have way better days if i try and stay away from the driver when possible.

I crack off, and although i get some awesome distance, i could be in the next fairway or two in most cases, and really starts to bring my score up.

I only have 4 iron - lob wedge, no 2 or 3 but im thinking about adding them to my bag. Right now i have been tee'ing off with the 4 iron and although not going as far as a driver, i get alot better straightness in my shots and helps me keep my score down.

My percentage of straight drives landing on the fairway or still in a playable spot at the pin is very low and that's simply for lack of experience no doubt. I just have to keep hitting at the driving range and get my drives straighter and more often, and i will continue to tee off with the irons if im not feeling confident with the driver on the day.

Now to find a nice 2 and 3 iron ;)