Women's Beginner Clubs

[Kyle]

We have a ton of Women's Clubs on the site no doubt, and in a potentially shrewd and/or disastrous move I'm urging my fiance to get some clubs and hit the course with me. My main dilemma is trying to calculate a)How much we should spend on a full set, and b)What set offers the best mix of value and performance. Any insight from women golfers or dudes who play with their other-half would be quite helpful.

[Alan]

Would love to help, farthest I've gotten is taking the wife to the driving range where about 20 minutes in she decided she was sticking to tennis haha.

[Tom]

Kyle,

I have a fiance as well who has golfed in the past. She has not wanted to pick the game back up but if she did, I would probably be looking somewhere in the Tartan/Precise range of clubs for her.

If she was going to play more often I would be thinking Adams, but I know that if she wanted to play, it would be a fleeting desire.

[Gus]

Shoot, i can't even get my wife to go to the range, let alone hit anything.

[minerva]

I hope not to be late with the response.
I was drag by my fiance last year to get into golf. I research some golf sets for women, and I ended up buying the "wilson prostaff". I also took some lesson and my teacher told me it was a good beginer set for women. I love my golf set. For beginers it is quite forgiving and they are nice and light. I wasn't sure if I would like golfing, so for $200 i got a pretty good set. I think you shouldn't spent more than $300 specially if you don´t know if she is going to like it or not.

[Golfchic]

Well I am not sure its still an option with clubs, but here it goes!
I am a female, that has just began playing golf! I am an exception to the rule, with just beginning and being good......going from a 100+ score to an 80 in one season.
I began the season with a set of square 2 clubs that my husband got from our golf pro that he did some work for. So it was no money out of our pocket. I would think maybe $200 at the most. After spending 8 hours a day on golfing and on the range the spring and first part of the summer...I managed to break my driver like a can..looked like a can opener attacked it!
Now I have more money in a set of clubs then most men do

But honestly $200 is fine for a starter set, or even a used set. Some clubs have loaner sets as well. Hope she learns the game, because its the best game ever!