Golf Club Care - Look After Those Golf Clubs!

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By: Martin Haworth

Playing golf, by definition, involves taking metallic objects (mostly), into places where they are going to thrash around in the dirt for several hours. So they are going to get dirty at the very least. And that's on good days when the weather is good.

For most of us, we don't have that hotline to the forces of nature that keep the rain out, so in worsening conditions, golf club care is a priority if we want to maximize our performance.

Not to mention protecting the investment we've made in that great set of golf clubs we just bought.

Particularly if you bought cheap golf clubs, or used golf clubs, you might be less inclined to spend a half hour cleaning up after you finish your round. The important thing to consider here is not the size of your investment, which may be smaller that the exorbitant prices you can pay for branded golf clubs, but the impact on your game.

By being careful, shot by shot, as you play your round, you can clean as you go, which means each time you take a club out of the bag, you know that it is in perfect condition and you have a great chance of playing a good shot.

Keeping dirt, grass, moisture and sand off your clubs, will enhance your playing performance, as well as giving you the confidence you might lack with golf clubs you paid a little less for.

That's not to say those who spent a lot of money on the latest branded golf clubs need take less golf club care. On the contrary, of course. You have a serious investment to protect!

There are simple measures anyone can use in their regular golf club care. Having the right golf accessories is probably the key action you can take (apart, of course, from actually using what you have!). Good head covers protect your golf clubs in the hurly-burly of transit from home to course.

Simple cleaning tools are vital as well. And when you do, eventually get them home, a good golf cleaning product can help as well.

Golf club care is not rocket science. It's simple, quick and easy when you get into a routine.

So, by taking care of your golf clubs, not only will you do the best job possible to look after any financial investment you made, but you will also being doing all you possibly can to get the best scores out of those very golf clubs you own.
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Used golf clubs are available all over the place and give you the chance to try golfing inexpensively. If you do not stick with it you are not out as much money.

If you are a regular golfer you can usually find some nice used golf clubs that are the same as the new set you have been eyeing at the store - and with a significantly reduced price.

Used Golf Clubs - What You Must Check First

If you decide to buy some used golf clubs there are some things you should check out before purchase.

First check the grips. The grips should not be to worn or cracked. If you buy clubs with bad grips and have to regrip them it kind of ruins the whole good deal. Gripping done by a professional can add up to fifteen dollars per club.

The second thing to check out when buying used golf club's is the shafts. You should twist the head and the grip in opposite directions - it should show good resistance. Eye the club straight out in front of you to check for any bending.

Third, check out the club heads. Make sure the club head is not too worn. There will probably be some wear but as long as the grooves are still defined and there are no indentations they should be fine.

Buying Online Is A Great Deal

Used golf club's are all over the internet. From e-Bay to private dealers and even the big dogs sell used sets. Make sure you check the price of the same site as new to see if you are getting a good deal. Of course, one problem with buying used golf clubs online is that you cannot test them.

You can't swing them around and get a feel for them. This is not to say that you should not purchase used golf club's online, it's best to just exercise a little caution.

Insist on a picture of each club in the set lined up so you can be sure they are all from the same set. Some of you may not be to worried about all the above concerns since you only play occasionally for fun. If you want to buy previously owned golf clubs and get a lot of use out of them, do check them carefully before you buy wherever possible.

Look For A Good Reputation

Used golf clubs on the market are generally a good deal and in good shape. Deal with someone who has a good reputation and you will do just fine.

There are some really fantastic deals out there and with some time and patience you can find the right set for you.

One last note on previously owned golf clubs is the putter. You may want to consider investing in a really good putter that suits you personally, by working with a retailer to locate just the right one for you. Putting is frustrating enough without using the right equipment for you.

Have fun finding your used golf clubs and enjoy the game.
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(c) 2007 Choosing Great Golf Clubs. All you need to know to make the right decisions before you buy your next set of golf clubs. There's all the information you could ask for, at Martin Haworth's website, www.ChoosingGreatGolfClubs.com