Golf Club advice

[Tony Towner's Fridge]

OK, I'm a very occasional golfer and have a set of clubs I've had for more years than I care to remember.

I'm not good enough to justify thousands on clubs (struggle to play to an 18 handicap) but need a bit of an upgrade.

So the question is what are the best "hacker" clubs and can I get some for say £500 ish?

Have been warned off eBay etc and 2nd hand as you don't know how the clubs have been used etc.

Ta,

Tim

I bought myself some Cleveland CG16 irons for £350 back in February. Tried them first then bought on-line. Great clubs and I am playing about 4 to 5 shots better a round and think (hope!) that there's more in the tank. Get yourself a set of these and a low cost sand iron (£20) , plus a second hand putter (£20), R9 Driver(about £99) and a 5 wood (R9 5 wood is about £60).
Full set will cost you about £500 , good value and worth considering in my opinion.

Hope this helps and enjoy the game; it truly is a great game to play, especially here in Scotland.

TNBA

TTF
Recommend you try first though.

 

[Mutts Nuts]

I think it's best to use old clubs, then you have something to blame when you hit a crap shot.

This with brass bollocks on

 

[SK1NT]

Oops, showing my lack of experience, it's 28 I struggle to play to, not 18. Thanks for all the advice and tips, probably going to look at the 2nd hand market now and "cavity" back seems to be the way! TY

basically you want the biggest club head u can get... i wouldn't recommend bladed clubs...

something like this.. nicely offset and cavity backed Callaway Big Bertha Irons Set | eBay