What GOLF CLUBS do beginners need?? [Golf Basics]

If you're new to golf and looking forward to getting out for your first game but don’t know what actual golf clubs you'll need to start off, this video is especially for you.

In this video Donal breaks down (in simple terms) why there are so many types of golf clubs, and more importantly, which ones you need to start your golf journey.

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[markwaisner]

everything about this guy is just comforting and very educational. I literally know nothing about golf and have just started to get curious about golf for like a few days. listening to this guy makes me wanna go out and start buying clubs lol

[FarazBeg]

Been watching golf for decades and this is the first time I finally understood the clubs..

[ceecitizen]

I’ve been playing for fun with friends occasionally for years and this past weekend I bought my first set clubs. I’m now more interested in this sport. Thank you for this beginners guide.

[citizendan]

thank you for this video. I have gone from homeless to homeowner, and to say that I am grateful each day is an understatement. golf for the win, golf for life! :)

[juan]

I cant explain how useful this video was for someone literally brand new to the sport like myself. Great stuff!

[NannyOggins]

My husband bought me my current (and first) set of clubs just nine months ago. it’s a Ladies Callaway Reva set which I adore, the flex is perfect for me as a senior lady, I get great loft and decent distance considering my inexperience etc. Before that I just borrowed clubs from the golf pro’s stock which were heavy and stiff, made for men so I am a happy bunny. I wouldn’t have the knowledge or experience to buy individual clubs for myself.

[bryanarri]

Thanks for the help! I’m a baseball player transitioning to golf (my brother in law and father in law both play), and this is super helpful for my first steps!

[Wayasay]

Driver, fairway wood, 7 iron, 8, 9, P, SAND WEDGE

[nftspot]

VERY HELPFUL INDEED!!! thank you.. beginner golfer here! 🙂

[SOSchangedme]

FYI: Ping G425 irons and driver are very forgiving that allow you to miss hit and still go pretty straight and far. Also they can be adjusted by a pro to fit your height.

[nickb]

Appreciate all the insight. You've made this pandemic enjoyable for me.

[sidrapazo]

Thank you! Having been more of a stamina athlete, I have never been interested in golf, until now. After taking 4 lessons this is just what I needed--"visuals" paired with information which you executed perfectly. I would love to see the same type instruction on each video. Loved this

[johnandrewservice]

I used to play in my younger years. I'm about to start playing again and I completely forgot how to arrange my clubs for my return to the game. Your video has been extremely helpful. Thank you.

[Midway]

Try one length irons and the Moe Norman (Todd Graves) single plane method. Work the very best for beginners. Saves you a lot of years practice, and frustration if you are a beginning golfer.

[ramigraphy]

I have no idea about golf, but this guy make so simple and easy to understand, Thanks alot for the great video .

[Flashpg]

Great explanation, my bother-in-law is a big golfer. I've never played it before and didn't have a clue about golf clubs apart from they are metal and you hit a small ball with them lol. I want to get into golf so this helped immensely.

[creamcheese]

Thanks so much. Looking for a new hobby after breaking my leg skateboarding again. So figured golf will be a much stressless thing to try.

[ninocastillo]

Thanks for the good video. Which fairway wood should a beginner bring?

[gavh]

Perfect video!! I’ve played for about a year now only using my dads old set. Can’t wait for a new one!!

[BeachRecon]

Great job with this video. I knew this information but it took me a long time to figure out. I’m glad that someone new to golf can learn it in 8 minutes and 33 seconds, thanks to you! Great job!