Beginner Golf Lessons    

I've set up this website for anyone who deciding to play golf, or just thinking of getting back into it, can be a daunting task which takes some type of proper direction to either begin or get back into the sport. This addictive sport can be rewarding, but frustrating at times. Golf requires acquired skills in order to hit a golf ball properly and consistently. Aside from hitting the ball, some of you might wonder which clubs should you use? Which balls do you buy? What kind of clothing and footwear is appropriate on the golf course? Where is the golf course and which ones are better for beginners? How about etiquette and terminology?

As you can see, golf is full of choices that can literally make your head spin. Before you decide to step on the grand stage there are lots and lots of questions that need answering.

For those of you seeking beginner golf lessons, here are some starting tips you should consider (Later I will go in more detail on each point listed below):

• Don't go and buy the most expensive clubs that are out there!
  
• Consider hitting up a golf driving range before you even think about going near the golf course.
  
• Get lessons via a qualified professional near you or get some type of instructional books or videos that can help you grasp the basics.
  
• Learn about basic golf etiquette and rules.
  
• Most importantly take action and PRACTICE!

What Clubs Should I Start With?

You might say, "What kind of clubs should I buy or start with?" The best advice I can give you is to buy yourself a set of good quality used clubs. If you don't have a clue where to start looking for a set of good quality used clubs just search for Taylormade or Callaway pre-owned clubs, you will see that they have excellent prices and the best thing is that they come with warranty. The resale value on good quality used clubs is very good and many times you will break even on your investment. When going with cheap store brand clubs, it is very likely that you will not get your money back.

You might say, "Why should I start with a set of good quality used clubs when I could go and buy myself a good expensive set?"

Well, imagine getting to the driving range with a set worth over $1,000 only to be shanking balls left and right. The expensive set you bought might not even suit your style of play, which might lead you to needing a different set to suit your style. Imagine how much more that will cost.

So again, a good pre-owned set will be good for now until your become more efficient at striking the ball. Remember, consider your options, and don’t buy something just because the pros are using it. Eventually, every serious golfer goes for personally fitted clubs, but that is a very expensive proposition. So don’t rush into it just yet. Remember, experience the game first by learning beginner golf lessons.

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