What’s the best way to learn to play golf?
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I'd like to start playing golf and have never played the game before. Anyone have any good tips on how I should start? Should I visit the driving range first? How long should I practice at the driving range? What brand golf clubs would be good for a beginner like me that's not too expensive?
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Mizer said:
I’d suggest getting a decent starter set of clubs or a good used set. Then I’d take some lessons from a good pro in your area.
If I had it to do all over again, that’s how I’d do it. I’m a self-taught golfer who got into alot of bad habits. Took 3 lessons early this spring and am still trying to get rid of the bad habits.
July 13th, 2009 at 5:50 pm -
snowbuf said:
hit the driving range.. you cant play the game if you cant hit the ball. get some lessons and practice before you hit the course. you will love it
July 13th, 2009 at 10:43 pm -
Nara said:
i’d say sign up for group lessons as they are usually cheaper. you’ll be introduced to the game, and get started on developing a repeatable swing. they’ll usually have demo clubs there. after that, u can piece together a set. i’d recommend buying used. try
or just buy on of those cheap boxed sets. it will work just fine. you’ll soon realize that it matters more about the person holding the clubs, than the clubs themselves.
July 15th, 2009 at 5:31 pm -
In Science we trust said:
Get used clubs or an inexpensive starter set from a sporting goods store. The brand is not really that important. It might be helpful to take a golfer with you to make the selection. Then, sign up for a group lesson. Hit the range between lessons to burn the techniques into muscle memory. Golf is very much a “practice makes perfect” type of sport but for all but those with the gift of extraordinary hand/eye coordination. And even for them, consistency only comes with practice.
July 18th, 2009 at 7:54 pm
