[J-Mac]

Playing golf now for 50+ years. Single figure h’cap for 45 years. Definitely get lessons before new clubs. New clubs won’t fix anything. A couple sessions with a pro will correct some issues, like posture, stance etc. All these nuances affect how you stand to the ball…if you’re too upright you may need to stand further from the ball, or more likely if you’re too bent over you may need to stand nearer to it. The correct position for you in relation to the ball will dictate the lie angle of the club. The lie angle can be changed, but my advice is get your swing optimized before buying a new set. Lastly, depending on your age, shafts are a crucial element in the club. If you’re older I recommend a shaft from the Steelfiber range. They’re a combo of steel and fiberglass and will be much more gentle on your wrists and arms than a pure steel shaft. A vast majority of senior tour players use them now. Good luck on your journey.