Golf
Golf
128 products dominated by Wilson and Lizard Skins — clubs, grips and equipment for the course and the driving range.
- Wilson 64 · Lizard Skins 61
- Clubs, sets, grips and accessories
- For beginners, amateurs and regular players
- Shipped from Thessaloniki across Greece, with business invoicing available.
If you are starting out
The usual advice is right and worth saying plainly: do not buy a full set of expensive clubs at the start.
A beginner does not yet have a consistent swing, so they cannot exploit the difference an expensive club offers — and often cannot even perceive it. A complete beginner set, like those from Wilson, covers everything and lets you learn what suits you.
The real question is not which club, but how often you will play. If it is twice a year, rent. If it is every week, a beginner set pays for itself within months.
The grip: the most underrated part of the game
Lizard Skins with 61 products is not present here by accident. The grip is the only point of contact between you and the club — and it is a consumable.
A worn grip slips, and the unconscious reaction is to hold tighter. A tight hold ruins the swing: you lose fluidity, lose distance, and strain the wrist and elbow.
In practice: change grips once a year for a regular player. It costs a fraction of a club and improves your game more than upgrading equipment.
And size matters: a grip too thin or too thick for your hand changes how the palm closes — and affects the direction of the ball.
What else you genuinely need
A glove. It is not for appearance. It keeps the grip stable in a sweaty hand and prevents blisters over many shots.
Balls. As a beginner you will lose plenty — do not buy expensive ones. Their difference only shows with a consistent swing.
A stand bag. If you walk the course, weight and carrying system matter more than you would think over eighteen holes.
A note on warranty: sporting goods do not carry a standard functional warranty the way electrical appliances do. They are covered by consumer rights for defects, not for wear from use.
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Frequently asked questions
- What should I buy as a beginner?
- A complete beginner set, not expensive individual clubs. Without a consistent swing you cannot exploit the difference.
- How often should I change grips?
- Once a year for a regular player. A worn grip makes you hold tighter, and a tight hold ruins the swing.
- Does grip size matter?
- Yes. Too thin or too thick changes how the palm closes and affects direction.
- Do I need a glove?
- It keeps the grip stable in a sweaty hand and prevents blisters. It is not about appearance.
- What warranty do they carry?
- Sporting goods do not carry a standard functional warranty. They are covered for defects, not for wear from use.
If you are starting, buy a beginner set and invest in lessons. And if you already play, change your grips — it is the cheapest improvement to your game.