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The sport of golf is tricky. You need to develop your stamina, concentration and an eye for accuracy. These attributes play a vital role in lowering your handicap. All champion golfers possess these qualities.
On the equipment side you need to arm yourself with the right golf clubs and accessories. Standard clubs which are available off the shelf are not crafted for one individual. Here is the bad news. These clubs can play havoc with your game because your body parameters might not be suitable to play with them. This is where custom made golf clubs come into the picture.
Every golfer has different vital statistics; which includes height, weight, arm length and of course the swing action. Custom golf club manufacturers consider all these parameters before designing clubs for you. They also consider your handicap, the type of clubs you currently use. It gives them the idea of where the scope for improvement lies.
The modifications are generally made to the club head angle, shaft length & type, grip size etc. When all these golf parameters are rearranged, you will find a marked difference in your score. Today, even non-professionals use custom golf clubs to improve their game.
If you think a clone golf club is manufactured by shady companies in some third world country, using sub standard materials, then you need to think again. These golf clubs are manufactured in many parts of the world by reputed manufacturers. These companies make clones to provide golfers an affordable alternative. They utilize the same materials and technologies which branded companies use.
So how do these companies manage to sell it at such low prices? The answer is very simple. They conserve their finances by avoiding costly advertising and marketing campaigns. They pass this saving to the consumer. Clones are look alike of branded clubs. These companies do not breach patent laws in any way. In fact clone golf clubs have a market of their own. Manufacturers of these clubs provide detailed information about their products in the form of literature and leaflets.
There are not many left handed golf players in the world. Many times these players feel inadequately equipped in terms of right golf club. A left handed golf player typically holds and swings differently than a right handed player. When a left handed player swings his club to hit the ball he exploits a different set of parameters; such as flex, angle and loft. The grip, shaft and club head needs to be tuned according to the player's specific needs.
Left handed golf club sets give the player a level playing field. As far as the initial handicap is concerned, he/she is at par with a right handed player.
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