The Best Golf Clubs For Women

Are you researching which golf clubs are the best for women? Are you buying for yourself or for your better half? Either way, I hope to provide some insight as to which golf clubs are the best for women and why.

What defines the “best?” What makes one set of clubs different from the rest?

For me, the best golf clubs for women incorporate a technical advantage which enhances the player’s natural abilities and provides optimum performance and game-improving benefits.

Facts are facts and female golfers don’t hit the golf ball as far as men. Typically, women swing a bit slower than men (which isn’t a bad thing) and have different strengths within their swings. The average driving distance on the PGA Tour is 287 yards, while on the LPGA Tour the average is around 245 yards. Men are usually stronger in the arms and chest while women are usually stronger in their legs. Both are important to the golf swing but each one requires different equipment to obtain the best results.

One key component to the best golf clubs for women is the shaft. The shaft flex is important because it provides the “kick” that is needed to give the golf ball the most distance possible. A woman’s golf club needs to have more flex in it to compensate for a slower swing speed.

Club heads have evolved over the years from persimmon to metal. The newest material is titanium which gives the club head a lighter, more durable, quality. Because titanium is lighter, manufacturers are able to make the club heads larger, making them easier to hit. The downside to titanium is that it’s more expensive but it’s worth it if you stand to gain at least 10 yards per club and get maximum forgiveness with each shot. The best golf clubs for women (and men) are now made with titanium.

The easiest club to hit, for both men and women, is a hybrid. A hybrid club is a cross between an iron and a wood. The evolution occurred as more and more players fought the difficult long irons (3, 4, & 5) and wanted something easier to hit in place of those clubs. Today, hybrid clubs are in most tour and average player’s bags. The best golf clubs for women should include hybrid clubs.

So having all of this in mind, what are the best golf clubs for women? In my opinion (and my wife’s, who currently owns them), the Adams Idea Tech V3 hybrid Irons are the most superior set of golf clubs for women. The Adams V3 set incorporates everything that is important to a woman’s golf swing while also providing cutting edge technology and an aesthetically pleasing set of irons. The woman’s set of Idea Tech V3 has the same advanced features and materials found in the men’s version, but they are engineered specifically for a woman’s golf swing.

The entire set is comprised of hybrid irons. That means you get maximum performance and forgiveness with each club. The sole design of the hybrids makes them easy to hit through short or tall grass, sand or any other surface you find your golf ball in. The hybrids have a “vibration dampening” material built-in the back of the irons which creates a soft, yet solid feel with each shot. Each hybrid is shafted with a graphite, ladies flex, Mitsubishi Bassara shaft. The black finish (nickel chromium) on the club heads is stunning and it provides a unique and visually confident set up to the golf ball.

Each golf club manufacturer promises game-changing equipment, but Adams has definitely delivered when it comes to their hybrid clubs and especially with the Idea Tech V3 Ladies Hybrid Irons.