Clone golf club or Name-Brand golf club? Shoud you by name-brand clubs (such as Callaways Big Birtha) or "knock-off" clones? Copies of best selling name-brand clubs may look like the real golf club, but may not have been made with the same manufacturing quality and quality of materials. Because of this, the overall quality and results may be inferior to the name-brand. The "clone" may not perfom as well as the original. Remember, the name-brand invested the research and stand behind their clubs. They know their reputation relys on satisfied use. Name-brand club or clone? You balance the savings with the risks and make an informed decision.

The right set of golf clubs: One of the biggest errors an amature golfer can make is to invest in a set of clubs that are not right for them. They make a considerable effort trying to correct their swing to the particulars of the golf club instead of choosing a golf club that is setup for them. You need to explore the style of shaft and club that fits you. To get some help, visit a golf teaching professional and have them analyize you and your golf equipment. Make sure they understand you want them to advise or recommend golf clubs that will be best for you. Then, you can make informed golf club buying decisions at a golf club store.

The Right Golf Push Cart: Tired of cheap and awkward golf carts or golf push carts? Selecting the right golf push cart to help caddy your clubs should be easy. Here are some criteria you should consider. Your golf cart should be rugged and has a frame that will stand up to your use. It should easily fold to a size for transportation and storage. It should have the right wheels and a easy-to-use brake to navigate the course.

Discount Golf - Why pay more than you should? Sure, there are reasons to pay top-dollar at the golf pro shop. But, I can only think of one: you have to have that driver or golf gear right-now. But, if you could save a lot of money on the exact same piece of golf gear, would it be worth waiting a couple of days? Many online discount golf stores have the exact brands, clubs and balls that you would pay full price for at a discount. They don't have the overhead of the proshop and deal in volume. They may even offer better return policies. Find the exact model you want at the pro-shop, write it down, then check if you can save money at the online discount golf stores.