You'll find a huge selection of golf clubs here , particularly in the women's Diamond range. Incidentally, it is the golf club's shaft more than anything which determines the price of different models of clubs. The more expensive shaft gives slightly more consistent flexing or bending and is often more harder wearing.

When choosing your set of clubs, you will need to take a few things into consideration like your height, weight, size of your hands, your physical structure and suppleness. All of these things make a difference to the weight, length and shape of your clubs. However, the standard length of clubs is quite suitable for a surprisingly large range of heights and builds.

As a beginner or a golfer with a handicap above 7, a used or standard set will be fine to start with but you will find, as your game advances, that with a set of new clubs customized for yourself, your game will improve dramatically and your handicap will reduce significantly. As your experience with the game grows, you will soon be able to pick up a golf club and tell whether it feels right for you.

Through both your woods and irons, the higher the number of the club, the shorter the shaft and more angled the club-face. Another way to gauge which club to use is to remember that the higher the club, the higher the ball is likely to rise and the shorter distance it will travel.

It is better to have a golf club which is on the light side rather than one which is too heavy and so begins to swing you! Unless you are a very good player and play a great deal, don't be tempted to use a men's set of ordinary clubs. Women tend to suffer from tiredness on the golf course much more quickly than men, so that although a standard men's set may feel fine on the practice range, remember it still has to feel right after eighteen or even thirty-six holes.

Check out this really great site,  giving you everything you need to know about ladies golf clubs. It's got lots of checklists, tips and pictures of various shapes of club heads ... a website you real 'must' visit before you buy your clubs.

In general, ladies are at a disadvantage when it comes to golf club selection. With less than 10% of sales coming from ladies clubs, golf club manufacturers don’t spend too much time and money on research and therefore offer us few choices in club styles, shaft flex, swing weights or lofts which are normally found in men’s clubs. When selecting your set of clubs have a look at the Callaway range and the excellent line offered by Nancy Lopez Golf Clubs.

Now if you really want to get serious about improving your handicap, then consider having your clubs tailor made for you. Head along to Pure Impact Golf for more information about how to have this done for you.

Out of all the clubs in your bag, you are likely to change your driver and putter more often.

Then there are the new “hybrids” which help particularly on your approach to the green. These can be very effective but with only 14 clubs allowed in your bag … which club do you leave out