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Golf Clubs

Shop Golf Clubs and Golf Club Sets for Every Player

Find golf clubs for beginners, experienced players, and golfers ready to upgrade at PGA TOUR Superstore. Shop individual clubs or complete golf club sets from leading brands, tailored for different swing speeds, skill levels, and playing styles.

The best golf clubs for your game depend on key factors like club type, loft, shaft flex, length, grip size, and clubhead design. Review our Golf Clubs 101 Buying Guide to learn the essential terms before choosing new equipment.

Shop Golf Clubs by Type

  • Drivers & Fairway Woods: Golf drivers maximize distance off the tee. Compare lofts, shaft flexes, and head designs using our driver buying guide. Fairway woods feature smaller heads and shorter shafts for long fairway shots or controlled tee shots.
  • Hybrids, Irons & Wedges: Hybrid golf clubs blend iron and wood characteristics, offering added launch and forgiveness to replace hard-to-hit long irons. Golf irons and iron sets span game-improvement options for forgiveness and players' irons for control. Golf wedges fine-tune your short game for chips, pitches, and bunker play.
  • Putters: Available in blade, mallet, and alternative head shapes, golf putters influence your stroke and alignment. Compare styles in our putter buying guide.
  • Complete Sets & Specialty Gear: Complete golf club sets provide a convenient starting point for beginners, typically bundling a driver, fairway wood, hybrid, irons, wedges, putter, and bag. We also carry women’s golf clubs and junior clubs for younger players.

How to Choose the Right Golf Clubs

Selecting the right equipment involves evaluating several core factors to match your unique swing:

  • Skill Level: Beginners and high-handicaps benefit from high-launch, forgiving designs, while advanced players favor shot-shaping control.
  • Shaft Flex: Options range from ladies to extra stiff; check our golf club shaft flex guide to match your swing speed.
  • Club length: Proper length supports a comfortable setup and consistent contact. Golfers who are especially tall or short may benefit from adjusted specifications.
  • Loft and lie angle: Loft affects launch and distance, while lie angle can influence shot direction.
  • RIght or Left Handed: Choose the orientation that matches the side from which you naturally and comfortably swing.

Equipment should fit your current swing rather than forcing you to alter your mechanics.

Shop Top Golf Club Brands & Deals

Compare clubs from Callaway, TaylorMade, PING, Titleist, COBRA, Mizuno, Cleveland, Srixon, Wilson, Tour Edge, XXIO, Odyssey, and L.A.B. Golf. Explore new golf clubs for recent innovations or browse golf clubs on sale for savings on select gear.

Golf Club Fittings, Trade-Ins and Repairs

Optimize your performance with a professional fitting using launch-monitor data. Read our golf club fitting guide, book a PGA TOUR Superstore STUDIO club fitting, or find a store near you.

Golfers can also upgrade their bag by utilizing our golf club trade-in program for eligible equipment, and maintain your gear with certified club repair and regripping services.

Golf Clubs FAQs

A beginner should have clubs for tee shots, longer fairway shots, approaches, the short game and putting. A complete set can provide these essentials in one coordinated package.
Shaft flex should reflect your swing speed, tempo and feel. Golfers with faster swings may need a firmer shaft, while golfers with moderate or slower swings may benefit from regular, senior or ladies flex. A fitting is the most reliable way to compare options.
A driver has a larger head and longer shaft and is primarily designed for distance from the tee. A fairway wood has a smaller head and shorter shaft, making it useful from the fairway or for more controlled tee shots.
Many golfers find hybrids easier to launch because they have wider soles and deeper centers of gravity than traditional long irons. The best choice depends on the player’s swing, preferred ball flight and confidence with each club type.
A fitter evaluates your swing and ball flight using launch-monitor data. You can test different clubheads, shafts and specifications while comparing launch, spin, carry distance and shot dispersion.