Beginner curious about what to buy next...
 

I basically started playing golf back in May when a buddy of mine said he had 2 sets of old clubs that he wasn't using anymore so he gave them to me.

So I got a free bag and two sets of clubs. The bag is an old-ass Palmer bag but the course I play on rents out a pull cart or others have golf carts.

Anywho, the 2 sets of irons I have are Golden Bear and Killer Bee so obviously not like top of the line stuff. I was thinking of asking for something golf-related for Christmas/birthday this year so I was curious what you guys thought?

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How good are you? Do you keep score? How much will you be playing over the winter months?

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How good are you? Do you keep score? How much will you be playing over the winter months?

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I play about 1-2 times a week at a local walking 9-hole course. I do keep score and I usually shoot around 10-15 over.

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Lessons are never a bad idea. If you just started playing this year I'm sure you'd benefit. Ask around, find a PGA pro- I'm sure it would do you a lot of good.

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Lessons are never a bad idea. If you just started playing this year I'm sure you'd benefit. Ask around, find a PGA pro- I'm sure it would do you a lot of good.

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QFT. Save your money (or whoever's buying you presents' money) and get a series of 5 lessons. It will pay dividends down the road way more than having "nice" clubs right now will.

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Agree: get a decent swing THEN buy nice clubs and get them fitted...not the other way around.

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While those iron sets aren't top of the line, they certainly are good enough to last you another 6 months - 1 year while you get a bit better and understand your game a little more. (Although it sounds like you're off to a good start, well done.)