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Date Posted: 09:54:36 06/18/02 Tue
Author: Cecil
Subject: Re: Nice, but are there alternatives?
In reply to: Greg 's message, "Nice, but are there alternatives?" on 02:06:04 06/18/02 Tue

Take a look at Golfsmith. It is very easy to assemble your own clubs and is fun, also. Not only that, but for me it extends my golf hobby to be more than just whacking away on the course. You can assemble a very nice set for under $500. I mean soup-to-nuts everything including clubs, bag, shoes and a couple of dozen balls to get you started.

Don't be intimidated by the assembly process. Some epoxy, tape, and solvent is all you need. Golfsmith has everything, including some very simple instructions on how to start. The only needed modification for NG is oversize grips. I use Avon Chamois Jumbo grips and underly them with 4 layers of build-up tape.

Good Luck.



> I received the 3 day NG lesson as a gift and
>liked what I learned. I think, with practice, I could
>actually enjoy golf socially. To get to the point of
>socially golfing, without being totally incompetent,
>I'll need a set of clubs, practicing the imaginary arm
>swing isn't enough.
>
> While it would be great to be able to pull about
>$700 out of my pocket for the least expensive
>value-priced pre-packaged (not customized) Natural
>Golf brand club set, it just isn't feasable for me at
>this time. In other words, it is financially out of
>my reach.
>
> I have seen club sets from other popular brands
>for much less on other internet sites, and on e-bay
>thanks to the naturalgolf.com link. Are there any
>alternatives to the NG brand for those that have
>started learning the NG swing? If so which clubs are
>the best alternative, though not a perfect substitute
>for the NG clubs? What should I look for? What
>attributes should the club have?
>
> I have nothing against the NG clubs, I really
>liked the P3 and Pipeline clubs used in the class.
>When finances permit, and if I am still interested in
>golf, then I would love to step up to any of the NG
>clubs.
>
> I just finished the classes on Saturday and would
>like to be on the range quickly or I'll loose the
>momentum, and possibly motivation, from the class.
>
> If anyone has a suggestion, I would appreciate it.

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  • Have given you them -- Jerry, 10:01:41 06/18/02 Tue
  • Re: Have given you them -- cecil, 18:35:24 06/18/02 Tue
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