With a plethora of equipment out there how do you decide what to buy? Very difficult and a lot of this is down to personal choice and, of course, budget.
To introduce the equipment section we consulted Sigma Golf who make the PGACollection of golf clubs which are distributed via PGA Professionals throughout the UK and Europe, Sigma Golf are also the official equipment supplier for The Golf Foundation.
The PGA Collection is designed by professionals specifically for beginners, with sets which can be custom fitted for men, ladies and juniors, the build quality is excellent and they offer exceptional value for money.
We will be asking for contributions to this section from different manufacturers and start with Sigma Golf who manufacture the PGA Collection of clubs and accessories, designed mainly for beginners and high handicappers. More information about their range of equipment can be found at Sigma Golf
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How is a golf club made?
Could 'off the shelf' clubs be suitable for me?
is there a 'feelgood' factor when choosing clubs?
Why are there so many clubs in a set? How many does a beginner need?
What should a beginner look for when buying a set of clubs?
Most manufacturers have a range of irons, what is the difference between them all?
Why are there different clubs for ladies and for juniors?
Drivers used to be made of wood, what are they made of now?
What are the differences between lower priced and top range drivers?
What should a beginner look for when buying a driver?
Who are Sigma Golf?
Where can I buy PGA Collection equipment
My 7 year old is starting to play, could my old clubs be adapted?