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Under Armour Golf All New Golfers need this Equipment

Many people think they need more equipment than they really do when they first start golfing. There are a lot of fancy gadgets that look fun to try but you won't need those until you've learned the game more. You won't really benefit from the more advanced equipment until then. As you pick out your starter kit, keep these important tools in mind.

A golf ball cleaning kit is a great piece of equipment to start with. You won't believe how messy golf balls can get on the golf course. It may seem like a trivial concern, but debris on your golf ball can affect how it flies towards the green and how it rolls once it get there. In other words, dirty golf balls can have a huge impact on every aspect of the game. Having a cleaning kit will help improve your game and will save you money because you won't be throwing out your balls after every game.

Ball markers are also important pieces of golf equipment to have.

This is especially important if you play with a group. These markers are used to mark where your ball stopped on the green and won't interfere with the play of the others in your group. The person farthest from the hole plays first according to golf etiquette. If markers are not used, your ball could interfere with the play of the people playing before you. It is important to have this inexpensive equipment when playing in a group.

The final thing to invest in is a decent divot tool. This piece of equipment won't help improve your game but golf still remains a gentleman's sport. One of the rules of the road (or the green as the case may be) is that you repair the damage your ball has done to the green so that the next player isn't impaired by nicks, dents, and clumps on the green that you've left behind.

When buying starter golf equipment, start small. Build the set that will help you achieve your goals on the course, buying the more expensive pieces one at a time after you've had time to learn more about the game and to practice more. This is how you get the most bang for your buck when getting started with the great game of golf.