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CLUB UPGRADES / WHEN AND HOW TO UPGRADE ;
As you play you will advance up the tiers which means moving backward on the tees . There are 4 sets of tees that you will play from .
Easy - Hack & Amatuer
Medium- Pro - Tour Pro
Hard - Master & Tour Master
Hardest - Legends , Tour Legends , Champions , Tour Champions .
The best way to judge your clubs is to play a practice round and move further back on the tees . This will give you the chance to see how well your clubs will perform before you move back another tee . This will also allow you to work on either earning free credits or saving up your stash to buy clubs .
Also take into consideration the type of ball that you are playing with . Sometimes a simple ball upgrade will buy you some time before a club upgrade is needed . The bottom line is try to make your upgrades last as long as possible so as not to waste either your credits or your money .
PICKING CLUBS - When choosing your clubs you will have to decide what works best for you . Some players like clubs with fast meters and others like slow meter clubs . But as you pick your clubs try to match them up by having the same meter speed . The best way to me is to try and build all your clubs around your irons .
The choices in the pro shop will allow you to match your clubs up so that you will have a consistent meter speed which will also allow for a smoother meter . Meter speed is determined by numbers . The lower the number the faster the meter speed . So a meter speed of 3.0 is faster than 3.5 . or 3.5 is a slower meter than 3.0 . So again the lower the number the faster the meter .
WEDGES- The rule for picking wedges is simple . Start with your pitching wedge and space your wedges 15 -20 yards apart working backward . Most players will ditch the hybrid club and use a 3 wedge combo to make their short game deadly . Try to match the meters to your irons when possible .
BALLS- When choosing a ball the most expensive ball may not be the best ball for you .Lower level clubs will not perform better with a more expensive ball . A prime example ; you wont play better using a nike ball with starter clubs . The clubs wont allow it , so low level clubs require lower level balls . Also when picking a ball the most important factor is what are you trying to do . You can get a decent ball to play with starting around 60 credits a sleeve .
Once you get to where you can upgrade to the higher level clubs I would suggest to stay with the WGT line of balls until at least L58+ and then upgrade to a better ball line .