| Buying a golf set is a lot like buying a car, except | | | | and how much money you are willing to shell out. |
| it doesn't cost nearly as much. You could buy a | | | | Low end sets run $75-$100, and high end up to |
| 15-year old used car that is rusted and barely | | | | $1,500, but most people are happy in the middle. |
| running for a good price, but it probably won't | | | | As with most purchases, one of the first choices |
| give you the comfort and performance (and | | | | you will make is whether you want to buy new |
| reliability) you want. You can find a top of the line | | | | or used. Golf sets are the same way. The biggest |
| sports convertible fully loaded with performance | | | | difference between a brand new set from a |
| and luxury features, but it may not be feasible | | | | store or online retailer versus a used set from |
| with your budget. | | | | someone you know or who lives in your city is |
| Golf sets are the same way. Ultimately, you are | | | | price. Buying used saves money. But it also means |
| looking for the highest level of quality, and the | | | | that you need to know what you are looking for |
| style that best fits you, that you can find within | | | | to make sure the money you do spend isn't |
| your specific budget. How much you spend on a | | | | wasted on worthless clubs. |
| set of clubs varies with what you are looking for | | | | |