Rlburnside
Challenge Tour Pro
The Calloway x14 clubs were very good when they were first introduced get new grips and they will be fine for a starter set , upgrade when you improve, good luck but beware it's addictive.
Lessons are not the be all in golf, I've never had a lesson in my life, seem to manage.
Big thumbs up for me for taking lessons early were to avoid getting any bad swing habits which could either increase the risk of injury, or make it very hard to improve a few years down the line. Sounds like people rate the clubs you got so thumbs up there
I started back in October and the experience I had with group lessons was that they were really not good enough, i think in part because the coach hadn't got the time to really think about what they are trying to get you to do. Bought some 1 to 1 lessons and really honestly the best thing ever. I don't think they've helped me scoring that much, but they really have helped me enjoy my rounds alot more. Biggest mistake I think i've made so far which i'd want to undone is buying range balls 100 at a time, feel that i've got more out of my range time by using just 25 at a time and thinking about them.
good luck and enjoy it, lots of good and helpful folks on here.
This you boasting about your natural talent cabby 
Not at all, I just constantly read folk on here telling others "get a lesson" all I'm saying is, it's not always the answer, it may well be for some, possibly most but not everyone.
And you know this because......!
err....because I've never had oneI thought I'd already answered that :mmm:
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Fair enough but you are telling someone to get a particular type of shaft over another despite the fact (I presume) you have never seen him swing a club, just just seems crazy advice to me.
err....because I've never had oneI thought I'd already answered that :mmm:
Probably another example of someone thinking what they are reading than actually reading what is being said.
Anyway, lessons, crack on, can't do any harm I guess. :thup:
after last weeks performance Stuart, maybe you should:rofl:
maybe the squirrels will even club together and pay for it:clap:
Not at all, I just constantly read folk on here telling others "get a lesson" all I'm saying is, it's not always the answer, it may well be for some, possibly most but not everyone.
The x14s were a great club, much better than the Nicklaus ones I'd suggest, get them regripped and you've got a good set.
Heck they might even be better than the x14's by about 3 years worth of R&D