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Exclusive Brands Titleist Clubs.

Titleist’s irons are known for their excellent feel and control, and their drivers are renowned for their distance and accuracy. Their putters are also highly regarded for their precision and performance. Titleist is the go-to brand for serious golfers who want nothing but the best.

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Exclusive Brands TaylorMade Clubs.

TaylorMade is a brand that has been pushing the boundaries of golf club technology for over four decades. They are known for their innovative designs and their commitment to producing some of the most high-performing golf clubs in the market.

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Exclusive Brands Ping Clubs.

PING is an American golfing equipment manufacturer based in Phoenix, Arizona. It is best known for its putters, but it also produces irons, drivers, and golf bags.

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Premium Brands.

Selection of top brands.

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Durable Frames.

Can withstand pressure of a champion

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Easy Operation.

Easily select and choose your tools of trade.

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Variety of products available for selection.

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Golf Clubs Beginners' Guide.

By understanding the different types of golf clubs, you can make more informed decisions about which clubs to use in different situations on the course.

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Woods.

Woods are used for long-range shots and are numbered from 1 to 5. The lower the number, the less loft and the farther the ball will travel..

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Irons.

Irons are numbered from 1 to 9 and are used for shorter shots. The higher the number, the more loft and the shorter the ball will travel.

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Putter.

Putters are used on the green and come in a variety of styles and shapes. They are designed to help you roll the ball into the hole with accuracy and control.

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Hybrids.

Hybrids are a cross between woods and irons, and are used to replace long irons. They have a larger head and are easier to hit than long irons.

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Wedges.

Wedges are designed for shots that require a high degree of loft, such as getting out of a bunker or hitting a flop shot. They come in a variety of lofts, including pitching, gap, sand, and lob wedges.