Yeah, I had a feeling that I should proabably go with a cheaper set cause losing 200 doesn't hurt nearly as much as 600. I might start looking into the shaft replacement though, cause my irons I have had them for almost 15 years now and I am sure technology has definatly improved or sell my irons on CL and then buy her a cheap set that she thinks looks pretty and I get a new set... Oh the choices.

Getting her lessons has always been in the plan, I wouldn't know where to start on teaching her.

Good luck, that's all I got.

Check out the local courses, they have some teaching pros there...that's how I found mine :)

real supportive...LMAO

I'm a firm believer in having separate hobbies, I golf, hunt and drag race to get away from my wife. I've never tried to hide that fact and I don't invite her along to try and show her why I love doing those things. If she decides to take up the game of golf she needs to take lessons and find some friends that play.

I agree with you on this MO. She has her horses and I have my golf, hockey, moto, baseball and some other things I cant think of right now.

Gasman's and Mo's approach are the path I would chose.It's nice to have something that's yours without the wife or girlfriend.But some feel that's not the way to go and if that works for them that's great.

I don't agree. I've played a lot of golf with my Wife and Daughter over the last two years and never had more fun. I get to play more and am playing better than I have 20 years. Watching them improve has been great.

Kevin

There is a positive side.It is something that can be fun but I've seen the downside too with some of my friends.It all has to do with attitude.If you're both on the same page and treat it as fun it can be great but if not it can get ugly.It also can get expensive but if you have the money that shouldn't be a deterent.Different strokes for different folks.

Same here. I wouldn't play as much as I do (not that it's enough) if my wife hadn't decided she wanted to learn to play. I hadn't been much into golf in recent years before she brought up the idea.

Jeff's right though, with two of you playing it's twice as expensive. And it's fun to go get a round in with the guys from time to time.