Golf Tips for beginner?
I’ve been playing golf for two years, so
I am still pretty new. Don’t get much practice though. I don’t hit very good off the tee, but I hit good with my irons. Putting is my weakness but that can be fixed.. I have questions that you might be able to answer for that little summary above.
1: On my irons, am I supposed to get backspin? Or would I have to play a ball like the Pro V1 to get some (I play the two piece Mojo right now)
2: Should I consider getting a longer iron like a 4 maybe… as of now I just use my hybrid on my par 5 fairway shots.
3: Does anybody else still use wooden tees? I tried those zero friction plastic ones but I don’t like the feel of it..
4: Do other peoples gloves get crisp after using them for a month or two?
Thanks for answering the questions. The most importiant one is the first one..
backspin usually comes with more expensive clubs but i still suggest geting a ball fitted from bridgestone that helps a lot
2. i would suggest getting a blade 4 iron and a hybrid 3 iron so you can have a selection
3i go back and forth with them there is really no difference i wouldjust go with better feel
4i have no idea what your trying to ask there sorry
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