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Conference 7.286::golf

Title:Welcome to the Golf Notes Conference!
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Created:Tue Feb 15 1994
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2129
Total number of notes:21499

1367.0. "wanted - beginner golf clubs" by MTWAIN::WHEELER () Mon Sep 16 1991 15:20

    
    
    A friend of mine is looking for a beginner set of 
    right-handed golf clubs.
    
    The problem she having is matching a set to her height.
    She is only 5-feet tall.
    
    If anyone can help her find a set of clubs please let me know.
    
    Ken
    
    MTWAIN::WHEELER
    
    
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1367.1TOLKIN::HOGANMon Sep 16 1991 15:4410
    
    Ken,
    
     See if Ian Woosman has an old set in the cellar?
    
     Seriously though, I think womens standard clubs are cut a 1/2"
    shorter than a standard mens set. If she is just getting started I
    would just go with a standard set of womans clubs.
    
    Pete
1367.2Women starter clubsODIXIE::SIVRETTue Sep 17 1991 18:275
    Ken, we have a store down here in Orlando that sells women starter sets
    (1,3 woods 3,5,7,9,putter) for $99.00 Tour Model is the brand on the
    irons so filling out the set should be no problem.  As far as fitting
    for height it should be a simple matter of cutting the shaft down a
    bit.  BTW did you grow up in Ayer Ma??
1367.3Ladies ClubsLUDWIG::TREMBLAYWed Sep 18 1991 23:5717
    Ladie's clubs are one inch shorter than men's and are usually made with
    a more flexible shaft and slightly smaller grips.  I build and repair
    clubs as a hobby and can make just about anything from components. 
    Also, ladie's petite are 1 1/2" shorter than men's.  If you're
    interested, irons are about $20/club and metal woods are about
    $35/club.  These would be good quality clubs with True Temper shafts
    and Golf Pride grips and should last through many years of golfing.
    To get started, I'd suggest something like a 3 and 5 wood, 5-7-9 irons,
    a sand wedge and putter.  Others could be added later if desired.
    I can be reached at home: (508)886-6359
                     at work:  DTN 225-4706 (4pm-midnight)
                         or:  SCOMAN::TREMBLAY
    Good luck getting started.
    
                           John Tremblay   (The Old School Golfer)
    
    
1367.4ONE MORE THINGLUDWIG::TREMBLAYThu Sep 19 1991 00:595
    P.S.  I forgot to mention in my last reply - I live in central
          Massachusetts.  If you are not near here, any clubmaker
          should be able to give you a similar deal.
    
                                JT - TOSG