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By: Mike

Mike — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 16:45:54 +0000

On this topic there are a few determining points to consider before purchase. I personally prefer steel because I have a powerful swing and have had more problems with flexing and breaking clubs with graphite. I would however suggest a graphite shafted driver as the technological advances with these clubs have exceeded most expectations. I use a Taylor Made Driver and it performs well for me when I make contact with the ball correctly, which would go for most any golf club.
The graphite irons have also come a long way and to me it is a matter of preference for feel, look and price. If cost is a consideration then by all means lean toward the steel models as they can save you a hundred to $300 for a particular set and manufacturer and will still allow optimum performance. For an older person or anyone with a slow swing speed the graphite may give you some added flex and kick the ball off the club face better converting to additional yardage gained.
If you are still on the fence about whether to buy graphite or steel visit your local sporting goods store and ask the resident golf professional to show you some models and allow you to take a test drive with one or two of them. See how they feel and ask the pro to check out your swing speed and form and advise as to which may benefit you the most. Good Luck! Visit http://www.guideforbeginninggolfers.com and http://www.guideforbeginninggolfersblog.com for more valuable golf tips and info.

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