Now that you have become interested in playing TaylorMade RocketBallZ RBZ Irons with graphite shafts

, how do you go about getting started?

Lots of people just go down to their local driving range or par three course, hire some clubs and start hitting. Playing golf looks easy doesnt it!

Some begin by having a few tips on their swing from a friend who might also be fairly new to the game, but feels that he knows enough to offer advice. Even worse, is the golfer, who is a high handicapper, offering advice to the new recruit with tips on the game that have not brought much improvement to his own game. A raw beginner can be scared for life at this early stage.

Some buy a second hand set of TaylorMade RocketBallZ RBZ Irons with graphite shafts

 from someone who has just bought themselves a new set, even though the person selling was 6 2 tall, had a 1 longer shaft with thick grips and the person buying was 5 7 small in build and hand size. Doesnt matter though does it that the equipment will not suit as they were a bargain? Would you go out and buy a jacket without knowing if it fitted first. I dont think so?

These examples do happen and can start the new golfer off in the wrong direction. Well meaning but never the less bad advice can severely hinder progress.

Beginners do not need to go out and purchase an expensive full set of clubs straight away. Remember you cannot buy yourself a game. Learn to walk before you can run. If possible have a few clubs specially made for you by an expert club fitter, maybe nos. 5, 7, 9 and sandTaylorMade RocketBallZ RBZ Irons with graphite shafts

. He will be able to make suitable custom fit irons for you, depending on age, swing shape and speed, stance angle and grip thickness. Your golf coach can also advise about proper equipment when going for lessons. As you improve add more clubs to the set. As your game develops and you grow in confidence you will probably know what type clubs you need through experience. Be patient golf is a game that takes time to master.