4 Responses

1. Jeff

   May 5th, 2010 at 7:59 am

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   Depending on what shafts you buy you are looking at about $20 a club for your irons and at least $50 a club for you D, 3W and 5W.

2. cwhiatt

   May 5th, 2010 at 7:59 am

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   First, you’ll have to shell out for the fitting session. Usually they offer separate sessions for irons and for drivers. I had one earlier this year (irons) at Golftec. The session was $50 but I’m told it is now $100.

   Once you have the fitting and determine which make and model of club is going to give you the best results for your game (they catalogue all of the specs from each of the 4 or 5 different clubs you will try), then you can proceed with ordering the clubs.

   I ordered my Cobra S9II irons through clickandsavegolf.com. I had to have the lie angle adjusted a half degree flat for all of the clubs in the set. Clickandsavegolf only charged me $15 for that adjustment on the entire set! The whole set of irons cost me $614 (including shipping). The clubs were shipped directly from the manufacturer.

   Since you are 6′5", you may very well need longer shafts on your clubs as well so you could be looking at incurring a greater expense there.

   I’d say have the fitting, get the specifications for your clubs, then shop around to find the best deal.

3. Chuck P

   May 5th, 2010 at 7:59 am

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   You may be better off spending your money on lessons with your local pro. Ernie Els, Vigay Singh and Stewart Cink are all tall over 6′ golfers and they all say they play regular length clubs.

4. Domino

   May 5th, 2010 at 7:59 am

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   I had all my clubs custom fitted SW-Driver half inch extensions in all $145