Golden Tee provides 25 different woods, irons, and hybrids for you to play with. Of course, you only get to put 13 of these in your bag along with your putter, so the clubs you use are determined by the club set you select. Remember, also, that you can only buy/select the clubs you will be using on the first tee only. Buying a set of clubs costs $2.00, but then you have them forever. After you begin your round, you cannot change the clubs you are using until the start of the next round! Below are all the golf clubs available in Golden Tee and the relative distance:

Low-loft driver: 310
Standard driver: 300
High-loft driver: 290
0 Hybrid: 280
3 Wood: 275
4 Wood: 260
5 Wood: 250
1 Iron: 250
2 Hybrid: 235
2 Iron: 225
3 Hybrid: 210
3 Iron: 200
7 Wood: 200
4 Hybrid: 190
4 Iron: 180
5 Hybrid: 170
5 Iron: 160
6 Iron: 150
7 Iron: 140
8 Iron: 125
9 Iron: 100
Pitching Wedge: 80
Gap Wedge: 70
Sand Wedge: 60
Lob Wedge: 40

This set of clubs in 2008 Golden Tee allows you to play maximum spin on your shots, either roll or backspin. Here are the golf clubs included in this set and the relative distance:

Standard driver: 300

3 Wood: 275

5 Wood: 250

2 Iron: 225

3 Iron: 200

4 Iron: 180

5 Iron: 160

6 Iron: 150

7 Iron: 140

8 Iron: 125

9 Iron: 100

Pitching Wedge: 80

Sand Wedge: 60

Putter

Advantages: The distance of each club is well distributed from top to bottom, and players who like using a lot of spin can really benefit from this set by playing extreme angles and utilizing lots of roll and backspin.

Disadvantages: You lose 10 yards off your drives with the standard driver (not so bad), and angled approach shots may be more difficult to control with the spin potential (sometimes too much backspin is created for your liking). Short chips are also more difficult without a lob wedge.

This set of clubs in 2008 Golden Tee provides maximum loft to help clear trees and hills, and it is especially good for approach shots. Here are the golf clubs included with this set and the relative distance:

High-loft driver: 290

3 Wood: 275

5 Wood: 250

7 Wood: 200

4 Iron: 180

5 Iron: 160

6 Iron: 150

7 Iron: 140

8 Iron: 125

9 Iron: 100

Gap Wedge: 70

Sand Wedge: 60

Lob Wedge: 40

Putter

Advantages: This set helps you clear high obstacles, especially the 7-wood from 200 yards, and that can often save you some strokes. The lob wedge is a great extra club to help with distance on shorter chip shots.

Disadvantages: You lose a lot of distance off the tee (20 yards) with the high-loft driver. There’s a 50-yard gap from your 5-wood to your 7-wood and a 30-yard gap from your 9-iron to your gap wedge, so you’ll have a lot of “in-between” shots during the round, which are uncomfortable.

This set of clubs in 2008 Golden Tee includes low-lofted clubs that help fight wind and increase distance. Here are the golf clubs included in this set and the relative distance:

Low-loft driver: 310

3 Wood: 275

4 Wood: 260

1 Iron: 250

2 Iron: 225

3 Iron: 200

5 Iron: 160

6 Iron: 150

7 Iron: 140

8 Iron: 125

9 Iron: 100

Sand Wedge: 60

Lob Wedge: 40

Putter

Advantages: You can get great distance off the tee and from the fairway with the low-loft driver and 3 other clubs that travel 250+ yards. The sand wedge and lob wedge are great for shorter chips.

Disadvantages: Missing a 4-iron creates a big 40-yard gap, and you’ll often wish you had that club. There’s another big 40-yard gap between the 9-iron and sand wedge, so you’ll have some difficult “feel” chips with your 9-iron. You won’t be able to create quite as much spin either with this set. Finally, be careful with the 1-iron, which barely gets off the ground (very low loft).

By default in Golden Tee, all players hit what is called the “stock” set of clubs, the BH5s. They are free to use. Here are the golf clubs included in this set and the relative distance:

Standard driver: 300

3 Wood: 275

5 Wood: 250

2 Iron: 225

3 Iron: 200

4 Iron: 180

5 Iron: 160

6 Iron: 150

7 Iron: 140

8 Iron: 125

9 Iron: 100

Pitching Wedge: 80

Sand Wedge: 60

Putter

This set of clubs in Golden Tee, often referred to as the “old birds,” came from the 2005 Live version of Golden Tee. These are not available for purchase in 2008 Golden Tee, but they stayed with your player if you bought them several years ago. You can still purchase them if you can find an active 2005 Live machine! This set includes many hybrids to help with shots out of the rough or other tough lies and includes a 3-wood. Here are the golf clubs included with this set (NOTE — the Golden Tee site says this set has a SW and a PW, but it really has a LW and SW):

Standard driver: 300

3 Wood: 275

5 Wood: 250

2 Hybrid: 235

3 Hybrid: 210

4 Hybrid: 190

5 Hybrid: 170

6 Iron: 150

7 Iron: 140

8 Iron: 125

9 Iron: 100

Sand Wedge: 60

Lob Wedge: 40

Putter

This set of clubs in Golden Tee came from the 2007 Live version of Golden Tee. These are not available for purchase in 2008 Golden Tee, but they stayed with your player if you bought them before the upgrade to 2008. This set includes many hybrids to help with shots out of the rough or other tough lies and includes a 0-Hybrid. Here are the golf clubs included with this set:

Standard driver: 300

0 Hybrid: 280

5 Wood: 250

2 Hybrid: 235

3 Hybrid: 210

4 Hybrid: 190

5 Hybrid: 170

6 Iron: 150

7 Iron: 140

8 Iron: 125

9 Iron: 100

Pitching Wedge: 80

Sand Wedge: 60

Putter