Golf Clubs

Golf clubs are crucial tools for golfers, with different types of clubs suitable for various hitting scenarios and distances, playing a vital role in a golfer's performance. Woods are mainly used for tee shots and long-distance shots. They have longer shafts and larger heads, and can generate greater power and flight distance. Common woods include No. 1 woods, No. 3 woods, and No. 5 woods. Irons are used for short- to medium-distance shots, and have higher accuracy. They can be divided into long irons, medium irons, and short irons. Different irons have different shaft lengths, lofts, and weights to suit different shot distances and field conditions. Wedges are a special type of iron, mainly used for shots around greens or in special situations such as bunkers. They have a larger loft, which can make the ball have a higher flight arc and a shorter rolling distance, making it easier to control the ball's landing point.