When choosing clubs, consider your skill level, swing speed, and play style. Beginners should look for forgiving clubs with larger sweet spots, such as cavity-back irons and oversized drivers, which provide more consistency on off-center hits. More experienced golfers might prefer blade-style irons for greater precision and control.

The shaft material (graphite or steel) also plays a role—graphite shafts are lighter and ideal for slower swings, while steel shafts offer more feedback. Make sure to get fitted for clubs to ensure the length and lie angle match your physical dimensions.