CUSTOM FIT CLUBS
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MOST ACCURATE DRIVER IN GOLFFREE SHIPPING (Look For  )
Condor Golf has a large assortment of custom fit golf clubs and training aids for any golfer. If you are beginning to play golf or becoming interested, obviously you will need equipment and you obviously want good quality clubs that are also affordable. - Beginners should not spend more than $500 for custom fit golf clubs. Look for a large (460cc) driver, either 1 or 2 fairway metals (choose between #3, #5, #7), hybrid long irons (#4, #5), wide sole cavity back irons (6-Iron through Pitching Wedge). The driver should have a higher loft angle (see chart below). Driver should have a graphite shaft and the length should not be more than 44 1/2". Fairway metals can have either graphite or steel shafts (as long as they are flexible). Hybrids can have either graphite or steel shafts (as long as they are flexible). Irons can have steel shafts (as long as they are flexible). Grips should be sized to fit the size of the hand (standard or larger mid-size). Beginning golfers should not be too concerned with the shaft specifications. If the beginning golfer is more of casual player, a "box set" that would include clubs and bag may be sufficient.
- Intermediate golfers should not spend more than $1,000 on custom fit golf clubs. At this point, the golfer needs to be more selective about the technical specifications. Swing speed and ability will determine the type of head and shaft that will help to make advances in their game. Slow swing speeds generally require more loft and more flexible shafts. The proper shaft can also help directional control of shots. Certain shafts can help control slices or hooks AND also control high or low flight. Hybrids and irons with large cavity back designs are still good for this player. Loft angles can be slightly stronger (less lofted) than the beginner set, however if the player is more comfortable with higher flight shots, the larger cavity head is still fine. Grip sizing is also an important consideration. The intermediate player may also want to experiment with a different feel of grip (softer or harder).
- Advanced golfers could spend as much as $1,500 on their custom fit clubs. This is where a complete customization should take place. All aspects of shaft fitting, length, loft angles, lie angles, face angles and club weighting would be considered. Custom fit set make-up would also be a major consideration including the use of more than 1 wedge (Gap Wedge, Sand Wedge, Lob Wedge). Again, as with the intermediate set, the use of hybrids could be used instead of conventional long irons.
Why Buy Custom Fit Golf Clubs From Condor Golf?
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