But with so many products claiming the ability to revolutionize your game, all this information can be confusing. Flipping through countless equipment magazines isn't necessarily the best way to re-stock your golf bag. According to Michael Crane, managing director of Golf Town's Academies, there are three easy steps to find the right clubs. First off, know your budget. Before you even approach a golf shop, have a definite idea of how much money you want to spend.
New clubs can be costly, nywhere from a couple of hundred dollars, to a couple of thousand.
So, set a budget and stick to it. Once you've told your retailer how much you're prepared to fork out, they can offer you a selection of clubs in your price range. If someone tries to bully you into spending more, run for the door. If you're still in the store, the next thing you want to do is pick out a few sets that are aesthetically pleasing. You may think that looks don't matter, but Crane suggests the opposite.