Why Clone Golf Clubs Make Sense For Your Game

October 2nd, 2009 by articles

The old saying in golf was you cant buy a better game. Getting expert at golf took a lot of time, effort and endless practice. Fortunately for most of us, that’s no true. You really can buy a lower handicap.

For the average amateur, modern golf clubs are designed to fix specific problems. From the clubhead design, to the shaft flex and bend point to the grip. All the parts of a golf club can be fine tuned to fix specific ball flight problems and produce a more consistent and repeatable strike.

Watch a hundred golfers swinging and you’ll most likely see 100 different swings. We all swing our own way and the only club that will work for us is a club designed around OUR swings. that’s where Clone Golf Clubs start to shine.

Quality Clone Golf Clubs aren’t some cheap copies of Callaway or Ping for example. These are custom built clubs which stand on their own merits and can go a long way to lowering your handicap. These are quality clubs built with quality shafts and grips. The same shafts and grips as you’ll find in the big OEM’s.

Square drivers or cavity backed irons aren’t copyrighted designs. These designs find their way into modern golf clubs by all the big manufacturers, including the main manufacturers of clone golf clubs.

Some people would argue that the quality of clone golf clubs is low, that they use low quality raw materials. Well, Ive got a news flash for them. Titanium of the type used in drivers for example is currently around $3 a kilo. that’s about five drivers worth. Why use a low quality material when for $3 you have enough Titanium for 5 driver heads?

Some people would argue that the specifications on clone golf clubs aren’t as high as the main club manufacturers. Again, Id disagree. Cast clubs are produced from a mould and its precisely the same cost to use a high quality mould as it is from one with low tolerances.

Tiger uses expensive golf clubs. No argument there. They’re not stock clubs though. These are clubs built to his exact specifications. The lie angles, the shaft flex, the length. All the elements of his clubs are fine tuned to his particular game.

The only clubs that will work for your game are clubs that have been custom built to match your particular swing. Your height, your swing speed, your usual ball flight. To play your best golf consistently, you need to match your clubs to your swing, not the other way round. A high price tag has noting to do with that match. You’ll build more consistency by playing a set of custom clone golf clubs than from spending 1000’s of dollars on a set of standard clubs.

Next : Learn about Custom Golf Clubs and see how Clone Golf Clubs can help your game.