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Golf, worth playing
A walked round is hours of low-intensity movement most people would never sign up for at a gym. This is the gear that helps you play more of it — 101 products across clubs, practice and on-course tools.
Clubs 46Launch monitors & simulators 11Rangefinders 9Golf balls 15Training aids 7Bags, carts & accessories 13
Clubs
Drivers, irons, wedges and putters — plus complete sets for newer golfers.
Cleveland Golf
Cleveland HB SOFT 2 Model 11 CB Putter
$179.99 · checked Sep 16
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Launch monitors & simulators
Practice at home and see what your swing is actually doing.
Rangefinders
Faster yardages so you spend less time pacing and more time playing.
Golf balls
From soft distance balls to tour-level urethane.
Training aids
Nets, mats and swing trainers that make practice stick.
Bags, carts & accessories
Push carts and light stand bags make walking the course easier.
Golf buying guides
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Frequently asked questions
Is golf good exercise?
Walking 18 holes adds up to several miles and a few hours on your feet, which makes it one of the more sustained forms of low-intensity activity many adults do each week. Most of the benefit comes from walking; riding in a cart removes much of it. A push cart makes walking far easier on your back.
What golf gear should a beginner buy first?
An affordable complete set, a dozen durable balls, and a practice net or mat if you have space. Fitted premium clubs are worth far more once you have a repeatable swing, so there is little reason to start with them.
Rangefinder or launch monitor first?
For playing better on the course, a rangefinder — it removes guesswork on every approach. For improving your swing at home, a launch monitor, which shows ball speed and carry so practice has feedback.
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