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Originally Posted by PaperBagger'14
I’d be looking at a few things, my handicap, how much I plan on playing, and where the money could be better spent if I’m not a very low handicap. If you’re a bogey golfer +/- a handful of strokes then year old clubs and some one on one lessons with a pro would probably provide the most benefit.
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100%, but there are synergies available here - for example, buy some lessons and have one of those sessions toward the end be for a fitting. You may be able to still get last year's gear ordered, even though the new stuff came out recently. Regardless, the fitting would help you understand what you should be looking at in terms of the range of clubs, shaft flex and length, etc.