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Looking for new golf clubs, maybe?

I got into golf about 2 years ago and played with a set I assembled from garage sales around the area. I felt like I wanted something better so I got a set of Volante clubs from MC sports about a year ago for my birthday, because the salesman said they would be the best for my price range (which was around $200). I played with them and played with some other peoples clubs and the Volantes didn’t seem to hit as well, and now, a year after purchase, there’s rust running down the shafts. I kept them in my closet all winter so I’d assume it’s just a krappy club. I’ve been shooting around a 100 with the Volantes. I was wondering if it would be worth it to get a better set of clubs or if I should continue to play with the Volantes until I get significantly better. I was looking at older Titleist such as the 735′s (maybe) if I did get some, or if anyone has a better suggestion I’d like to hear it.
Thanks!

Ok first, the 735′s would be way too advanced for you, they are really meant for single digit handicappers, or people that shoot in the 70′s mostly. Now, that being said, it really depends on how much money you want to spend on new clubs.

First, you are not gonna get anywhere if you buy those full sets from crappy sports stores. The shafts are terrible, and so are the clubs, that is why they sell for $200 for 14 clubs. A good set of irons for someone who wants to shoot around 90 should cost somewhere around $400 dollars or so. Yes, ability is important, don’t get me wrong you could have Tiger’s clubs and still shoot 110; however, technology is important as well. If you are serious about trying to get better, go to your local store and see if you can’t find a decent used set of Callaway irons, such as the X16, 18, 20 and so on… Then, I would seriously look for new wedges, such as some used Titleist Vokeys or Cleveland CG 10,11,12, 14… Then you can move onto the woods, but if you want to space that out its fine. I would go to a real golf store, like Golfsmith, PGA superstore, something like that and start searching. The clubs at the sporting goods stores are usually crap, unless otherwise stated.

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