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What the review covers — H.I.T GOLF

Key points from H.I.T GOLF’s review, a PGA pro's beginner bag — plus the full video below.

PGA professional Rick Shiels strips it back to answer: what clubs a complete beginner actually needs.
The message: don’t overspend — a sensible starter set beats a pro’s bag you can’t use.
The theme: forgiving irons, a hybrid or two, a wedge and a putter cover the basics.
The takeaway: buy a forgiving, game-improvement set and get fitted as you improve.

Source: H.I.T GOLF (video). Points summarized from the review; see the video for full detail.

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