Here at GolfSaleCentral we wanted to find out more about our readers, soon to be viewers (of our Youtube channel in the making) and our customers so we could give them, you, exactly what golf equipment you want. We didn’t want to guess, assume or force our opinions on anyone.
That’s where the golfer’s survey found here at GolfSaleCentral.com.au/survey comes in.
The survey is designed specifically for golfers. Starting with what level of golfer you are, from the absolute beginner to the experienced low handicapper. There are some basic questions about your golf equipment and what golf techniques but also golf equipment you would like to know more about.
Most Popular Golf Clubs:
Leading the way at 19% is Callaway. Mostly in regular flex and spread even through models XR, rogue and epic.
Following closely in second we have TaylorMade at 17%. Also mainly in regular flex with the most common models being the Sim 2, P790 and the RBZ.
Third on the list and at 8% of those surveyed we have Ping golf clubs. Used by a majority of advanced golfers with a handicap below 20 with a regular to stiff shaft preferred.
The particular models vary greatly from G30, G430, G410 to G425, Ping Eye to i210 and S56.
Below 5% of readers listed their clubs as (in order higher to lower) Cobra, Srixon, Titleist, Bridgestone, Brosnan and also Tour Edge.
It was also interseting to see a number of survey respondents mix up their clubs with different drivers, irons and wedges. Responses like below:
Grahem D has – Mizuno Woods Regular flex, Cobra one length irons regular flex, tru-line cylinder putter.
Brenton C uses – Ping eye irons, mizuno stg190 driver, bronson hybrid, cobra 3 wood.
Also, Brad C of South Australia listed in his bag – Bridgestone HF2 irons, reg. Mizuno ST220 woods, reg. Taylor Made High Toe wedges 52,56,60.
While Bill G has the largest range with – Taylormade Sim (Driver), Tour Edge (3 wood), Titliest tsi3 (3 hybrid)Srixon mk1 ZX7 (Pw – 5; Dynamic Gold X100 – extra stiff), Callaway Jaws Raw wedges (48°,54°,60°), Scotty Cameron Newport Special 2
But if you are a beginner golfer and a bit overwhelmed reading all the options above, a starter kit may be the best way to go. Something like:
