Pro select Golf clubs
Pro select golf clubs
Putter golf clubs can be purchased at a number of places. For example, one can buy putter golf clubs at Canadian Tire, Golf Town, Sail, or Nike stores. Any Pro Shop at a Golf Club will also carry a wide collection of putter golf clubs.
Calloway Big Bertha is a range of golf clubs. They can be purchased at most good sports shops or from golf clubs in the pro shop. They can also be found online at The Sports HQ, Just Golf Online and eBay.
"Who do you buy your golf clubs drivers from please advise?"i am uncertain of your question, are you asking where i purchase my golf drivers from? the internet (numerous good golf shops most good shops have a website), shops (pro shop)- at golf course's, etc.
You can become a caddy at most country clubs.
Pga Superstore carries a full line of the Titleist golf clubs. Best Buy also carries the Titleist clubs. The main thing is to make sure you are buying from a authorized dealer so if you need to have warranty work done on your clubs it will be covered.
Not very much maybe $5 to $10 dollars, these clubs were sold in department stores not pro shops.
One of the easiest ways to get coaching in golf it to visit your nearest golf club and meet the golf pro or professional of that club. Most clubs offer lessons and then you will be able to find out the costs and what is involved.
One can purchase cheap golf equipment at Club House Golf, Just Shop Ok, The Sand Trap, The Pro Shop, Overstock, Golf About, Rock Bottom Golf, Budget Golf, Golf Smith, Global Golf and many others.
Go to a local pro shop, or golf discount store, where they have hitting areas, and talk to a pro there. They will bring out clubs they think may fit your swing, and after they find the right clubs for you depending on swing speed, forgiveness, etc., and then they will take you to find the right loft and lie. Spend a LOT of time doing this... You're going to be spending a lot of money, so you have to make sure these clubs are right for YOU
Depends what problem you have with them. Your local golf shop or local pro shop would happily fix them, some clubs like Titleist and Callway have bore-through shafts so they may need to be sent back to the manufacturer.