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Ask your coach, instructor, or local golf pro. Make sure you get a proper fitting. Check with a local club and find out when they are having a Demo-day so that you can try several different brands. There is nothing wrong with the clubs you are using. It will take some time and practice to get better. I play Titleist AP-1s (4-gap wedge), and my distances increased about 15 yards over my old clubs. I hit my Nike Sumo 4500 driver an average of 275 yds and my PW around 135. I got my irons almost a year ago and it has taken this long to become very consistent with them. Lots of range and course time.

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i am 15 with 8 handicap and i have them

I have higher stats than you as i stand, i am also 15 and i use Open Tour 2 clubs because they are designed more for accuracy than power, but the power comes naturally, if you can hit it over 200 yards with a driver at your age then i would go for Precision clubs, Open Tour 2 clubs are kind of ideal for you, or try using some kind of PGA clubs because every set of them I have had are great.

Anyone who doesn’t play for money is an amateur.

Listen dude, first off your distance is absolutly fine. If you can hit an 8 iron 155 yards thats amazing! However, if you are fat with your long irons that is fine, long irons are hard to hit for amateurs. I tip I recommened is make sure if you are a right handed golfer make sure you drag the club through with your left arm, dont let your right arm cast down on the golf ball. The best way to improve your game rapidly right now is buy either a super super forgiving long iron or buy 3 hyrbids one for your 5,4,and 3 iron. Have fun with the game and good luck. Also, dont ever get frustrated

put a tee in the ground and hit the ball in line with the tee and study your divot mark they should be right on line with the tee not behind or way in front.

First of all you’re going to need to calculate both the horizontal and vertical components of the initial velocity. The horizontal is simple, since you’re given a horizontal distance and a time. using v=d/t, where d=91.8m and t=4.30s, you get 21.35 m/s.

Calculating the vertical requires some knowledge of the aspects of projectile motion. since it is on level ground, at half the total time it will reach its highest point, where vertical speed is equal to 0. we know that acceleration due to gravity is -9.81 m/s^2, and half the total time would be 2.15s. using v=at, we get the initial vertical speed to be 21.1 m/s.

You can now use Pythagorean theorem to find out the magnitude, yielding 30.0 m/s. To get the direction you must use some simple trig, tan(theta)=opposite/adjacent -> theta = tan^-1(21.1/21.35) = 44.7 deg.

So the ball traveled at 44.7 degrees from the horizontal at an initial velocity of 30.0 m/s.