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Callaway Big Bertha 816 DBD, 9.0 deg., UST Elements 6F5T extra stiff shaft. New grip. Plays a touch under 45”. $120 shipped OBO.

Nike Method 001 Putter with new Ping Blackout grip, 35”. Good used condition. Includes Quail Hollow head cover. $175 shipped OBO.

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Hey Ive got Titleist T200 2024, 5,7,8,9,PW,48 degree with KBS TGI 80 and CP2 Jumbo. Would like a full set of players distance irons. Srixon or Mizuno or anything tbh. LMK!

I have a very clean great condition Mizuno Mx-23 Iron set. Stiff graphite shafts, 4-9 and a Mizuno jpx pitching wedge. Im looking for a set of Mizuno blades straight trade. Will send pictures if anyone is interested in swapping

Looking to acquire the Ogio Aloha Fuse 2024 as depicted (and referenced in the link):

https://www.pgatoursuperstore.com/aloha-fuse-2024-stand-bag/

2024 Scotty Cameron Phantom 9 playing at 34” for sale. Only used once outdoors on a putting green for 30 minutes; I realized I needed the 9.5 model.

The weights were paint-filled in by me and the grip was switched to SuperStroke Claw 1.0. Headcover included.

Sorry if this is a basic question. I’m still pretty new to golf and honestly still trying to understand what equipment actually matters and what is just marketing.

Right now I’m using a very random mix of clubs from my uncle’s garage. Different brands, different grips, one iron is even shorter than the others for some reason. It works “okay” for learning but I’m starting to feel like I should probably get something more consistent.

My question is this:

Is it smarter for a beginner to buy one of those complete sets first or slowly build a bag piece by piece?

I keep going back and forth on it because complete sets seem easier and less stressful for someone new like me, but then I also see a lot of people saying you outgrow them fast and end up replacing everything anyway.

I’m not trying to become amazing overnight. I just want clubs that make learning less confusing.

Also not gonna lie, the amount of golf equipment online is overwhelming. I was searching for beginner bags last night and somehow ended up deep on Alibaba looking at golf accessories and headcovers for like an hour without even realizing it.

Budget wise I’m trying to stay reasonable. Probably used gear if possible.

For context I’m left handed and usually shoot horribly but I’m having fun which I guess is the important part right now.

Really appreciate any advice from people who started recently because sometimes golf forums make beginners feel dumb for asking stuff like this.

I have 10 1 dozen boxes of new Taylormade TP5x pix balls for sale. Asking $50 per dozen. Free shipping.