A left hand golf putter is the same but opposite as a right handed putter. It features the same technologies, designs and aesthetics just in a mirrored image. You can get blade and mallet options as well as the latest zero torque designs all available in left hand, allowing left handed golfers to choose a putter that suits their preferred look and putting stroke.

The same as for right handed golfers, lefties should carry a range of lofts which covers their distance ranges well. Typically this includes a pitching wedge, sand wedge and lob wedge.

All the top brands in golf make left handed options of their top models. Built to be perfectly symmetrical to their right handed counterparts so that you can expect the same level from a left handed set as you would from a right.

For most beginners, purchasing a full set of left handed golf clubs is the easiest and most cost effective way to start playing. A full set typically includes a driver, woods or hybrids, irons wedges and putter. This gives new golfers all the essentials needed to learn and improve.

Beginners typically benefit the most from game improvement clubs that offer larger clubheads, perimeter weighting and higher forgiveness. These design features help make it easier to get the ball airborne and maintain distance even on off centre strikes.

Yes. Many golfers choose to mix clubs from different brands to get the best performance from each part of their bag. For example, a player might prefer one brand for their driver while using a different manufacturer for irons or wedges. This approach allows golfers to build a setup that suits their game.

Yes. Used left handed golf clubs can offer excellent value, allowing left handed golfers to access high quality equipment at a lower price. Modern golf clubs are designed to perform well after many years, so properly inspected pre owned clubs can deliver outstanding performance at a fraction of the cost of new models.

Yes, most major brands produce a wide range of left handed golf clubs. While the selection may be smaller in quantity, the quality is the same level as their right handed counterparts. With options to suit left handed golfers of all levels you can find everything from forgiving models to low spinning players models.

Left-handed golfers require clubs designed with the clubhead orientation reversed to suit a left handed stance and swing path. This ensures the clubface aligns correctly at impact, helping produce consistent shot, improved accuracy and better performance on the course.

Yes, we stock left-handed PING clubs whenever they're available. Use our filters to search specifically for left-handed options, or get in touch if you're looking for something particular.

When buying a used left handed driver, it's important to consider your needs and development. There is no singular best left handed driver, but certain models will work better for you than others. For example, if you have a slice and need forgiveness then a left handed SIM2 Max D will be a great option for you. Ultimately the best driver will be one that suits and compliments your swing and playing style.

The best left hand iron set for you depends on your sill level, swing type and what you're wanting from your clubs. Game improvement or thick cavity back irons will provide more distance but a lack or control and feel, typically suited to more beginner golfers or those seeking more distance. Player models or blades will provide control, workability and feel but a lack of forgiveness, perfect for more experienced golfers who don't already lack distance.

Yes we do stock left hand iron sets, though availability can depend on what we get traded in. We typically have options available in left hand from all the major brands such as Taylormade, Callaway, PING, Titleist. If your desired brand or model isn't on our website, don't hesitate to drop us a message and we can let you know if and when we do get clubs traded in.

They are essentially the same design yes, just symmetrically opposite. They typically feature the same loft options, grind and bounce options, and same face technologies as right handed options.

Yes, we regularly stock used left handed wedges. Availability does depend on what clubs we have traded in recently so some weeks we may have more than others. We often carry left handed wedges from the leading golf brands such as Callaway, Taylormade, PING and Titleist.