The more I learn about golf, the more golf apparel, gear and knickknacks I find. My wish list is growing by the day!
I’ve put together a list of the top items on my wishlist – do any line up with what you’ve been looking at too?
Short Par 4 offers subscriptions for men and women. For women, there’s one choice – the Magnolia membership. Customers fill out a short questionnaire outlining their preferences for style, sizing and additional information on golf experience.
When I filled out the questionnaire for the first time, I was a little confused on how to answer, as I was a beginner golfer with little experience. I chose the “traditional” style, entered my sizes, and guessed at the “additional information” questions that I didn’t have a strong preference for – things like putter preference, wedge preference and ball preference are all works in progress!
What’s the most important thing you can do if you want to learn to play golf? Show up. Commit. Learning any new sport can be at times overwhelming and frustrating. If you can decide to set aside time to learn to golf regularly, you’ll see yourself get more comfortable and increase your skill over time. You don’t need to drop everything and devote hours each day. Many golfers start with a weekly clinic or lesson – even getting out to the driving range periodically will start to add up. As you gain more experience, and if you want to grow your game, the most important thing you can do is commit and follow through on your new hobby – it will pay off over time!
It can be intimidating to choose the right equipment as a beginner golfer. What are the best women’s golf clubs for beginners? Where do you even start? There are golf sets, individual clubs, different lengths and flex levels, and you can quickly spend a fortune and a lot of time trying to figure out what’s best for you.
You’ve got a lot of choices when it comes to selecting clubs that are just right for you and that fit your budget. Read on for my advice and strategies for the best golf clubs for beginners.
