Half the battle of learning any new skill is gaining some confidence. That's why new golfers need to start their golfing journey with equipment that helps them achieve some great shots from day one.

The secret to finding the best starter golf clubs lies in getting the perfect balance between practicality, performance, and affordability. To help you make that decision, read on as we explain 11 key factors you'll need to consider when buying your first set of golf clubs.

 

1. Choose a Versatile Set

If you're a beginner golfer, you don't want to invest too much money in clubs that are more advanced than what you need. For beginners, simplicity and versatility are the most essential features of your club set. You should look at buying a starter set of golf clubs.

A good starter set should include:

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