Golfclub

Golfclub

The golfclub, obviously, is a tool designed and manufactured to hit a golf ball. The golfclub is designed and made in several forms, each intended to hit the ball in a different way. Here are the variations of the golfclub:
Driver: A golfclub for hitting the ball the longest distance, mainly from the tee box.
Fairway wood: A golfclub used for second shots from the fairway. Also a long distance golfclub.
Iron: The golfclub iron is for middle distance shots and approaching the green.
Hybrid: A relatively new golfclub invention, for replacing the hard-to-hit long irons.
Wedge: A golfclub that is used for approaching the green or hitting out of a sand trap.
Putter: The golfclub that is used exclusively for putting on the green.
A golfclub complete set is made up of a maximum of 14 of these clubs, each chosen by the player to suit his game.

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