Golf clubs of a recent vintage are always an excellent value provided they’re in good condition and fit you reasonably well. If you do a little research and get guidance from a knowledgeable friend or good sales person, used clubs can definitely be the way to go.

If you tap a metal object, such as a key or coin, on the section of the head that is supposed to be carbon composite, and it makes a pinging sound, the club is likely counterfeit. A much softer sound will result from tapping a metal object against the composite crown of an authentic head.

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For your first golf clubs, we recommend buying a beginner set of clubs that include a driver and 3-wood, odd-numbered irons (3, 5, 7, 9) and a putter. Apart from the basic decisions between men’s and women’s clubs and right or left-handed clubs, you might have a choice between steel and graphite shaft clubs.

The average cost of golf clubs is between $200 – $400, depending on the type of clubs you need. Golf clubs can cost as little as $2 for a used putter, or $600+ for a brand new driver.

Taylormade has designed the M4 iron set with forgiveness in mind. They’re extremely accurate irons and with the offset hosel, cavity back design, they tick all our boxes. I recommend the 5 iron to PW or the 4 iron to PW set as one of the most forgiving irons today.

A mid handicapper should have a mix of irons, hybrids, and woods. Mid handicappers should consider their golf shaft choices very carefully. This is where you may see that a golfers bag has stiff shafts in the woods but regular in the irons. Make sure that the shafts match the ability of the players.