Which clubs for you?

Article Abstract:

Tips for matching golf club selection to handicap are presented. Stategies for determining primary driving club, proper putter loft and necessary irons and wedges are included.

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Total fitting

Article Abstract:

Buying golf clubs that are custom fitted allows golfers to play with clubs that are matched to their size, shape and swing. Most equipment companies charge little or nothing for custom fitting, but the pro who does the fitting usually charges a lesson fee.

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Child's play: clubs for kids have never been better

Article Abstract:

The Tiger Woods mania has fueled an explosion in the design and manufacture of excellent golfing equipment for children. The offerings from 10 makers are discussed. Prices and contact information is included. Clubs are sold separately or in sets. Prices range from $19 for a wedge to $465 for a set.

Product introduction, Buyers Guide, Golf equipment industry, Sporting goods industry, Sports for children, Children's sports

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