Ladies Love Golf

Okay well if you say that your a bogey golfer then you obviously have some kind of a good swing, i would say to buy a set of clubs that have some sort of a cavity back to them. The ping gi5′s or gi10′s are great clubs, they are very soft and have forgivness to them. Another set of irons that are good are the titliest ap2′s they are soft and forgiving also. For woods and drivers i would suggest going to a driving range where they have alot of demo clubs and try out what driver and fairway woods you hit the best and feel the most comfortable with. For wedges you need to buy wedges with a bonce of 10 or above. and for the putter, its whatever you feel more comfortable with. GOOD LUCK
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We most likely will answer this question another hundred times. Never buy golf clubs , sight unseen. Go to the local Salvation Army, Good Will, Thrift shop and see if they are offering any sets. If not, get to the local sporting goods store or golf shop, see what is being offered, swing the clubs, if there is a practice mat hit some practice balls.You should also be feeling the weight of that club head at the end of the shaft. Good Luck on your purchase.
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I’m an old guy who has purchased several sets of clubs. Every buy had been done on the " feel " alone. If these are comfortable when you swing them, have the proper lie angle and look good to you as you address the ball, you have the sticks which will build your confidence. That is the " name of the game".

When I started golf I purchased my complete set bag/putter included from Big5. My point is this, u can buy a quality set from Big5, Wal-Mart, Target, Sports Authority/Chalet etc… what u want to look 4 are the sets that r sponsored/endorsed by a professional golfer like John Daley/Jack Nicholas etc… They will not lend their name to companies that sell "junk" so they tend to b of better quality in a reasonable price range. 7 years later I still own them and use them as backup/travel clubs and my real set is Cleveland but only after playing and having a feel for what I wanted do 2 my playing style… Until u start playing and understand the game these starter sets are the way to go… these "brand names" others suggest will cost u over $1000 to get what u need. the starter sets all included r around $150, a good price to invest to start with… PS: my step dad is 5’4 and uses womens clubs because the length is good. don’t concern ur self with men/womens clubs for now it is about fit/feel and only u will know…see u on the course..
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I found that http://www.originalgolfclubs.com was the best place to buy good quality clubs at an affordable price. They provide refurbished brand name clubs. Anyways, I got my clubs from them. The clubs arrived in original packaging in new condition. They looked amazing and they play amazing.