Set up your first golf set and step onto the course with confidence
2 h€ 500 Active
Everything you need to start as a beginner with a complete, well-organised golf set. From the right clubs to a smartly packed bag.
Starting with golf can quickly feel overwhelming thanks to the endless choice of equipment. This guide brings calm to that chaos. You'll put together a complete set that suits a beginner, learn what really matters, and pack your bag so you never have to search for anything on the course.
A Skymax S1 Full Set gives you clubs for every situation, a Wilson Staff I Lock cartbag keeps everything organised, and a good second-hand trolley lets you save money without sacrificing quality. After that, it's a matter of packing smart and understanding when to reach for which club. That way your equipment won't get in the way of your game, it'll move you forward from your very first swing.
Build your foundation with a Skymax S1 Full Set, a Wilson Staff I Lock cartbag, and a quality second-hand trolley. Complete, organised, and affordable.
Pack your bag smart: sort the clubs by length and use, and place heavy items like balls and tees at the bottom for stability.
Suggestion: Don't forget a golf towel and gloves, they make a real difference to your comfort on the course.Learn when to reach for which club: drivers for long distance, irons for the middle game, the putter for the short work.
Suggestion: Practice is key, so test your clubs under different conditions.Book your first practice session at the driving range and give every club at least one try.
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