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Golf Clubs
Find the Best Golf Clubs for Your Skill Level
Looking for golf clubs that match your game. TGW carries one of the largest selections for every skill level. Since most golfers can carry up to 14 golf clubs, it helps to compare the types of golf clubs and choose the right features for your swing and course conditions. Buy complete golf club sets or shop drivers, irons, wedges, and fairway woods individually. We offer left handed golf clubs and custom golf clubs, too. Use our golf club guide as a starting point.
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Golf Clubs Features to Compare Before You Buy
- Forgiveness: Higher MOI designs can help reduce distance loss on off-center hits. Great for golf clubs for beginners.
- Adjustability: Some drivers and woods let you tune loft, lie, and shot shape.
- Shaft flex and weight: Helps match feel and launch to your swing speed.
- Set makeup: Choose combinations that fit how you play, such as adding hybrids for easier long shots.
Shop by golfer type: Women's Golf Clubs Left Handed Golf Clubs
Find golf clubs for men, women, and children, with a wide range of options from leading brands. Most golf clubs are backed by a 30-day playability guarantee. If the club is not right after 30 days, return it for store credit toward a club that better matches your game.
Golf Club FAQs
How many golf clubs can you carry in your bag?
Most golfers can carry up to 14 golf clubs. A common setup includes a driver, a fairway wood or hybrid, a set of irons, one to three wedges, and a putter, then you adjust based on your skill level and the courses you play.
Should I buy a golf club set or build my bag club by club?
Golf club sets are a simple way to get a consistent setup quickly, especially if you are newer to the game or replacing multiple clubs at once. Building your bag club by club can be a better fit if you already know your preferences, want to mix brands or models, or plan to upgrade gradually.
What golf clubs should beginners start with?
Many beginners start with forgiving clubs that are easy to launch. A driver, a fairway wood or hybrid, a set of irons, one or two wedges, and a putter is a strong starting point. Golf club sets can also make it easier to start with the basics and learn what you want to upgrade next.