The Best Clubs for Learning Golf

A beginner just learning the game of golf, whether it’s yourself, your child, or someone else, should have specific equipment meant to help them get the hang of the game. As a general rule, equipment for beginners is designed to help increase your control of the ball, and as you become more practiced, you can move on to equipment that requires more precision, helping you to fine tune your game.

Here are some general guidelines for equipment for beginners:

• Choose a mallet putter over a blade putter to help improve the accuracy of your short game.
• Choose clubs with larger heads, which will have a bigger “sweet-spot,” reducing your chances of a hook or slice.
• Consider and offset head on your clubs, which will help you improve your grip and swing.
• Graphite shafts will help you gain distance, even with a slower, more deliberate swing.
  

Of course, the best thing to improve your game will be to get on the course and practice. If you’re looking for great courses in Hawaii, contact Aloha Golf Tours today.