Golf Course And Golf Club Guide

We are buying a Wii for my son for Christmas and would like to get some extras for it but like most people this year, we are trying to be thrifty as well…Ive seen generic accessories that say they are compatible and are priced super cheap but Im wondering if they really work as well as the real Wii accessories…like a golf club, baseball bat, steering wheel, etc.
Thanks for your help!
No need to be snobby…Im clueless when it comes to new technology. Im still a Super Nintendo junkie and we own a PS2 but the only thing I play on that is Rock Band…so I really dont know how any of this new stuff works, especially the Wii.

From my experience (gaming for 10 years) 3rd party controllers, batteries, and chargers are never really as durable as their name-brand counterparts. If you do go with something generic, please,do yourself a favor and stay away from MadCatz. I’ve never had anything but problems with that brand, and will never buy it again. Also, all those add ons, like the bat, tennis racket etc. don’t do too awful much to add to the gameplay. Sometimes they even interfere with the signal. My advice is to invest that money in extra (up to 4 total) Wii remotes with nunchuck attachments and Wii Motion+.

Oh yeah, don’t forget to buy rechargeable batteries or you’ll be buying tons of batteries! We bought 2 packs of Energizer AA batteries last year and they still work great and probably have saved us more than $100 on batteries.

I am aware of several places to get steak tips, but no golf tips in all the same places. There is not onr tip store. Tip jar

Most golf tips only work ongoing when you have good swing technique. The irony is once you have good technique you really don’t need the golf tips. The best tips tend to be found on the practice fairway ‘in the dirt’. Good luck.

All you need is a short series of lessons on the basics of the golf swing from a good golf pro. and then practise earnestly and play with friends until you feel happy with your game.

Is this something golf courses like getting involved in and how much help can they provide.

Call golf courses and tell them what you are trying to do. Some courses get more outing requests than they can handle while others struggle to get all that they want. The supply/demand status of each course may determine how much they want to help. If a course really wants/needs the outing, they may at least steer you in the proper directions so that they may land the outing at their course. Outings are huge revenue generators for course owners. I would not expect the course to give you discount rates because you are having a charity event. Be prepared to do A LOT of work. People running an outing for the first time usually dont know what they’re getting into.

I want to buy a set of golf clubs for my niece, but I don’t know much about it. Can you help me?

Pay attention to the grips. Kids have smaller hands than that of adults so it would be advisable to have a core of 0.50. This can give him a tight grip of the club since it is just right for their hands. It can also be a determining factor for a perfect swing. You can take Callaway’s golf clubs. They designed some clubs for kids.