Ladies Left-Handed Golf Clubs - How To Select The Perfect Set

Left handedness is not very common unless you're part of my family where if you're right handed, you're in the minority. My husband, his mother, his two sisters and my son are all left handed. So, maybe they're taking over I don't know. What I do know is that special consideration should be given when selecting golf clubs for someone who is left handed.

Many lefties attempt to play golf right handed when they first start playing - probably because their friends or family members have hand-me-down clubs to offer them that are for righties. While that's not wrong, obviously if a beginner is starting off "on the wrong foot" so to speak, it may make things a lot more difficult to correct down the road once the golfer has come to the point of wanting to perfect their swing and so on.

In addition, if it's a lady that's learning to play the game of golf, she needs to consider getting a lighter set of clubs that are designed specifically for women. If not, she will have a more difficult time perfecting her swing because her balance will be thrown off.

It's sad that left handed people have to adapt to using right handed equipment so much of the time (think of can openers for example). Thankfully, many golf accessory manufacturers do offer left handed versions of their clubs. And, if you're a beginner or even an advanced golfer, there are several left handed options to choose from.

Taking the time to shop around for the perfect set of ladies left handed golf clubs is worth the effort. However, if you're looking for a beginner set, you'll be able to find one for $150 or less even. After you've become accustomed to the game and are taking it more seriously, you can purchase a more expensive set but there's no sense in doing that until you're sure that you're going to like the game.