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Why Spend The Money On Name Brand Golf Clubs?

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

Everyone is looking for a bargain these days. Why shouldn’t golfers get a price break also? Well, you can if you have the right mindset. Clone golf clubs provide a perfect way for a golfer to save a bunch of money. What sort of mindset do you have? Do you think that only name-brand golf clubs work to hit a golf ball? Are you a PGA professional?

The reason professional golfers play major brand golf clubs is that they are essentially given the golf clubs to use. Brand name golf clubs companies do this in order to have their brand name presented to lots of amateur golfers. This provides cheap advertisement for the golf club companies and cheap golf clubs for the professional golfer.

After a golfer turns pro and are given their tour card, they receive money to play a major brand golf club. Every time they make the cut in a golf tournament, they receive more money toward golf clubs. Win a tournament and they receive even more money toward those golf clubs. This is in addition to the money they win from the tournament.

Of course, the professional golfer wants to play golf clubs that they are comfortable and confident swinging. The major golf company wants as many golfers as possible to play their golf clubs. Toward this end, the golf clubs are modified in any way that the professional golfer wants. Adjustments to the loft, lie, shafts and head weighting would run the normal golfer a lot of money.

The bigger the marketing budget of the major brand golf club manufacturer, the more prevalent their golf clubs will be on professional tours and the more their brand name will be in front of regular golfers that will pay full price for those golf clubs.

In order to provide the adjustments that the professional golfer wants, the golf club manufacturer also has to provide a way to make those adjustments. This includes special vans and personnel on site to make those adjustments as the players request them. Do you think you could pay for that kind of attention? You, as the consumer, do when you buy major brand golf clubs. Those expenses are passed on to the consumer.

You may also want to purchase major brand golf clubs and not worry about whether or not they actually fit you and your golf swing. This is a major mistake if you want to get the most out of your golf clubs.

Knock off golf clubs that are custom made to your physical characteristics provide the best value for your money. You won’t be blowing your money on a name brand that won’t be doing you any good. You will also enjoy those clubs because they will allow you to best opportunity to play well.

Why Clone Golf Clubs Make Sense For Your Game

Saturday, September 26th, 2009
by Mark Walters

Back in the day there was a saying in golf you cant buy a better game meaning getting to single figures took application and countless hours of practice. The game improvement features of modern clubs though really does allow you to buy a lower handicap.

For the club club, modern golf clubs are built to correct specific faults. From the head design, to the shaft flex and bend point to the size and material of the grip. All the pieces of a golf club can be finely tuned to reduce specific ball flight problems and produce a more consistent and effective strike.

We all have unique swings. We all setup to the ball differently. We all hit through the ball differently. There isn’t one golf club to fit all swings. that’s where the real value of Clone Golf Clubs lies.

These aren’t some cheapo copies of Titleist or Callaway. These aren’t clubs that hide behind a similar sounding name or copy the paint schemes off an OEM. These are quality custom golf clubs in their own right and include all the major elements of modern club design.

High Moment of Inertia for drivers or irons with cavity backs aren’t copyrighted designs. These designs find their way into modern golf clubs by all the main manufacturers, including the main manufacturers of clone golf clubs.

Some of the big club manufacturers would suggest that clone golf clubs use low quality raw materials. With the grade of Titanium used in drivers now selling for approximately $3 a kilo, why would anybody try to save on that? A kilo of Titanium is enough for 5 driver heads. Why use anything but the best quality materials?

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

Mr. Woods uses expensive golf clubs. No argument there. They’re not stock clubs though. These are clubs built to his precise requirements. The lie angles of the clubs, the shaft flex and torque, the length. All the elements of his clubs are finely tuned to his own swing.

There’s only one way to play consistent golf and that’s by playing clubs that work with your swing. Custom fit your clubs to your build, your club speed and your trajectory and you’ve got a set of clubs to match your game. The price of the clubs doesn’t really come into it. A set of custom clone golf clubs can improve your game far more than a set of expensive off-the-rack clubs.

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