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Bubblehead · 04-12-2011, 10:32 AM

Unless you're a scratch golfer, more practice will improve your game much more than new equipment. The best game of golf I ever shot was with a borrowed set of rusty Wilson Staffs. This was back in the 80's so you know how basic those clubs were. No perimeter weighting, no graphite shafts, no anything. I don't know much about a custom fit but I do know that I've shortened shafts and re-gripped them myself. Not a big deal.

It's kind of like firearms. Most of us own guns that are far more accurate than we will ever be. So get some practice, maybe a "new" set of nice used clubs, and spend the rest on your other hobby.

John

04-12-2011, 10:32 AM	#24
Bubblehead V.I.P. Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Pioneer, CA Posts: 480	Re: Help me decide.... Unless you're a scratch golfer, more practice will improve your game much more than new equipment. The best game of golf I ever shot was with a borrowed set of rusty Wilson Staffs. This was back in the 80's so you know how basic those clubs were. No perimeter weighting, no graphite shafts, no anything. I don't know much about a custom fit but I do know that I've shortened shafts and re-gripped them myself. Not a big deal. It's kind of like firearms. Most of us own guns that are far more accurate than we will ever be. So get some practice, maybe a "new" set of nice used clubs, and spend the rest on your other hobby. John __________________ There are only two types of ships: Submarines and Targets.