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Classification of Golf Clubs
Based on Shot Selection
Contrary to popular belief, every golf club in a golfer’s bag has a different function and use that is much more complex to the uneducated eye. Golf clubs can be used as taught and in a conventional way, or individual clubs can be used in the specific needs of the player. Another common way to classify clubs in a bag is by the look and way the club is constructed. Whether a professional, a club pro, an instructor, or just a “weekend warrior” there is a universal classification all golfers follow for the clubs in their bag. No matter how a golfer may use his or her clubs, because of their uses they are easily classified into individual uses.
WOODS
Though no longer made of actual wood, these clubs are classified by the distance the ball travels when hit and by the size of the head. ... Due to the structure of the surface on the face of the club, it gives the golf ball a top spin that allows it to cover an even further distance once the ball hits the ground. ...
IRONS
This is the largest classification of clubs in a golfer’s bag. These clubs are also the most commonly used and most will get the most dirt on them throughout the course of the round.
Approximate Word count = 1076
Approximate Pages = 4.3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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