Please recommend a beginner s golf set

Basically all brands have suitable for beginners, but my suggestion is because beginners have poor batting stability, so it is right to choose more woods, agree with the above, girls can even add a root, in addition, it is recommended to add a hybrid club (preferably an iron and wood, you can also consider a tee iron), putter I recommend using 2 ball, it is very useful for beginners to calibrate, it is very convenient to find the line, of course, the above can also be said, as long as you don't choose Scotty Cameron, Because this pole is very demanding on the putter feel.

Mizuno mp60 pull,.I'll introduce two friends to buy it.

A club suitable for beginners.

The No. 1 driver chooses a large-angle, large-capacity club, generally, 460cc head, forgiveness high iron rod is cast concave back iron, the shaft is recommended to be made of carbon, if the strength is large, you can choose the hardness of the steel shaft according to the size of its own strength to choose the appropriate hardness.

The choice on the putter is predominantly handy.

Factor face inclination - determines the take-off trajectory of the ball, the larger the inclination, the higher the take-off trajectory.

Shaft hardness and length - determine the stability and distance of the ball, the longer the club, the farther the hitting distance, the softer the shaft, the greater the deformation of the ball, but relatively unstable.

Head capacity and face size – determine the club's forgiveness, the higher the forgiveness, the easier it is to hit the ball.

Beginners need clubs with high tolerance for mistakes to enhance their confidence in hitting the ball because of their unstable and uncoordinated hitting movements, and the concave back irons have a low center of gravity and a large face that is good for balling. The opposite forged back and half back clubs have a higher center of gravity and a smaller face, which is not easy to reach the ball, but the handling is better than that of the concave back club.

The hardness of the shaft is mainly divided into the following types (there will be corresponding letters in the middle and upper parts of the shaft) x extra hard S hard r ordinary A soft l Extra soft players can decide the required hardness of the shaft according to their own strength and strength, the hardness of the shaft is too high, the player can not swing the club, the hitting distance and accuracy will be reduced a lot, the hardness of the shaft is too soft, the shape of the shaft is too large during the swing, the hitting effect will be very unstable, and the ball will fly around.

If you are a beginner, you will start with 7 iron, 1 wood, and putter. 7 iron, choose the carbon shaft to practice first, Kasco's has a special single iron, I use this sleeve rod, it is very comfortable to play, you can try it; 1 wood, the shaft is the same as above, the club head is selected with a big sweet spot, beginners, and then choose a close professional club head after it is laid; Putters, generally choose a lot of one-word heads, which is very helpful for the handling practice of putters. You can ask the customer service of "Golf Zone" Tmall, or go to the store to try it.

If you are a beginner, you can consider preparing a carbon sleeve, compared to steel, carbon is very helpful for beginners regardless of distance and the comfort of hitting the ball, the most important thing is that in the learning process, the steel is easy to muscle injury if the force is not appropriate, carbon is relatively much better, according to your own strength, speed, etc.

Spend two or three thousand to buy a fake first, and it's the same for novices. If you have practiced it or are not tired of buying a set of licensed goods, those who have money spend more than 100,000 yuan to buy a set of honma five-star, which is easy to fight and face.

Almost all beginners start with a 7-iron, swing 7 at the driving range, and when you get acquainted, you learn slowly with 6 and 5, then P-iron, S-iron, driver, and finally putt. If you learn quickly, after you are familiar with the 7th iron, you can go directly to the S and putt, and you can get off the field. Then slowly make up the p-bar and the driver (I used a 7-iron to tee off before I practiced the driver, although it was a bit silly).

The No. 3 wood usually starts to practice on the driving range after he has finished the game.

The earliest No. 7 iron was generally rented, and after getting acquainted with it, I bought a set that I felt was suitable for. Generally speaking, if you are not a local tyrant, the sleeve of 10,000 blocks is very good. The reason why we should be familiar with No. 7 iron first is that there is a trend of stereotyped technology, and second, we must have a relatively strong understanding of golf, and only when we buy things can we be considered "knowledgeable".

1.Length:

Don't opt for a longer shaft unless you're a long-putter enthusiast. The standard length of the usual putter is 34 inches for men and 33 inches for women.

2.Sole Angle:

In general, when golfers choose a normal grip position, the best bottom angle is 70 degrees. If the base of the putter head is too low and the toe is too high, it will cause the ball to go to the left; Conversely, if the heel of the putter is too high, the ball will be deflected to the right.

3.Swing Weight:

Most modern putters are lighter than previous conventional putters, and professionals agree that the C6-D4's swing weight provides the best control of putter distance.

4.Be tolerant:

Usually recently developed putters with high mol value also have high tolerance, and when hitting the ball slightly off from the sweet spot of the club, it can also achieve a better rolling effect.

Since the putter can be played anywhere, it's important for golfers to take advantage of this opportunity to find out why they should buy it before they buy.

As for the choice of brand, it varies from person to person, and there is no need to deliberately pursue famous brands. As long as it feels easy to use and reasonable, you can consider purchasing.

Wooden or iron-wood poles are better.

The reason why the wooden pole is called the wooden pole is because the previous pole head was mostly made of wood, and it was first made of tomato wood. Because the wood will swell when exposed to water, the batting clubs will be sent to the Pro Shop for maintenance after being used in the early rainy days; Later, it evolved to be made of different materials. Iron, stainless steel, carbon fiber, and titanium are all used.

The most popular club material should be titanium. In addition to not time-consuming maintenance, titanium metal has a strong efficiency, can play farther, many courses today because of the inability to increase the length of the distance, so there are certain specifications for the professional players to choose the first coefficient of the wood, the USGA stipulates that the coefficient is not greater than. In addition to the tee driver 1, fairway woods are also available.

Wood is more difficult for girls to play, so the 7 or 9 wood with a higher elevation angle is introduced.

Ironwoods Ironwoods are clubs that are between irons and woods, called hybrid clubs, also known as irons.

Irons are divided into long, medium and short, long irons usually refer to No. 3 and No. 4 are medium irons, and short irons are medium. Recently, fewer and fewer people use long irons, and most of them use small chicken thighs instead. Long irons are usually not easy to hit high and are prone to producing right-hand curves.

Long irons come in handy because of their small angles when they encounter a big headwind. The design of the iron eucalyptus ball head is different into knife back type and concave back type, and the knife back type has a higher center of gravity, which is less easy to make the feeling of club head release; The concave back type has a lower center of gravity, and some even achieve an ultra-low center of gravity, with a heavier bottom and a larger sweet spot area, so it is easier to hit the ball and can also be played higher. Nowadays, there are many concave back types on the market.

There are also pitching wedges (P), wedges (A), bunker wedges (S), and professional players are usually more particular about short games, and they are also subdivided into different angles, 52 degrees, 53 degrees, 60 degrees, and so on. Different angles can hit different balls with different heights and different degrees of spin. For amateurs, the wedge and bunker shaft are usually shared, with a size 10 equal to P and a size 11 equal to A (with a greater angle).

The earliest putter was mostly designed in an L-shape, and now there are a few professional players who still use the traditional L-shaped putter, and then the ping putter, and now it has developed to two balls or even three balls, horseshoe-shaped conical type, and all kinds of putters that can make people feel balanced.

Beginners buy a cavity back is a carbon body, and then look at your swing speed to determine what kind of softness you use. It's best to choose well-known brands such as Mizuno, Callaway, Taylormade, etc. The current ** is not too different, after all, the brand has been doing this more professionally for a long time.

The specifications must be Japanese specifications.

Taylormade's pole is relatively good for beginners. The dessert is large and has a high tolerance for error. The Burner series, in particular, is best for beginners.

Beginners should buy clubs with soft shafts and a deeper grip so that they can quickly find the feel when gripping the club. Feel the best weight of the clubhead when trying the rod, and it is best to match it with an overweight rod so that you can master the shift of your body's center of gravity during training.

A few elements: concave back big sweet spot carbon shaft small swing weight (i.e. the head weight can be clearly felt when swinging).

Beginners will have much easier time playing if they meet the above points!

You first buy a No. 7 iron, carbon shaft, domestic, about 200 yuan. Then try to see if you can stick to the driving range and hit 10,000 balls with this club, if you give up halfway, you can retreat easily, if you really love golf and can endure hard practice, you can consider buying a whole set of clubs.

Personal advice Start with a No. 7 or No. 6 practice iron and then look inside depending on how you feel in the game of golf.

Then decide how to buy and buy. If you are interested in golf, it is recommended to buy a brand-name entry-level concave back low center of gravity iron set, and then purchase a five-wood, putter and finally a one-driver according to the progress of golf. Because the gradual way of buying clubs will not only not fall into the money pit of repeatedly changing clubs, but also the stable quality of good clubs will not cause stumbling blocks to the progress of golf skills.

Practice the 7-iron first.

Practice and then practice the others.

For beginners, use a carbon shaft with a soft shaft that is easy to pill.

What brand to choose, it depends on your psychological price, all brands have beginner sleeves, generally like Mizuno, Dunlop ** cheap, like Maruman, Honma ** more expensive. For beginners, choose the most affordable clubs, and after the ball is practiced, choose a set of clubs that suit you.

How middle-aged and elderly golfers choose the right club for themselves.