Ok. Here are the basics. A golf club has three parts - the head, shaft and grip. A set of golf clubs consists of three woods (the Driver, # 3 and # 5 Fairway Woods), eight irons (# 3, # 4, # 5, # 6, # 7, # 8, # 9, and PW ) and a putter - twelve clubs in all. According to the rules of golf, and everyone must respect the rules, can carry fourteen clubs in your bag, so many golfers add a specialty wood or iron.

Now, let’s look at the different types of clubs.

Drivers and Fairway Woods

These clubs are already used to hit shots. That is still suitable for a look. If a golf hole is a par four or five of green tea, most golfers who choose to use a wood. The driver

or 1 Wood, has the lowest loft of any golf club. Loft is the angle of the club face that controls trajectory and affects distance. The driver has a loft between 7 and 12 degrees. Better golfers have traditionally supported drivers with less than 10 degrees of loft, which require far more skill to hit.

Most golfers also carry a # 3 and # 5 Wood Street as part of its arsenal. A # 3 wood has a loft of 15 degrees, and a # 5 wood has a loft of 18 degrees. The golf club is the highest number, the higher the loft. # 3 and # 5 wood are commonly referred to as Fairway Woods because they used more often during the second shot of the game, when supposed to be on the street. Hybrids

hybrids are a recent innovation in golf. A hybrid is a combination of wood and an iron and an alternative is easier to hit a long iron. Hybrids are versatile enough to be used in any situation. Hybrids come in a range of four lofts - 16 (# 2), 19 (# 3), 22 (# 4) and 25 (# 5) Degrees. Hybrids replace their equivalent number long iron, eg a # 3 hybrid will replace a # 3 iron and a # 2 hybrid can be used to replace a # 5 wood street.

Irons Irons are generally used for shorter distances and greater control of drivers and Fairway Woods. The closer you are to the green, the higher the iron to be used. A standard set of irons consists of # 3, # 4, # 5, # 6, # 7, # 8 and # 9 and pitching WEDGE (PW). Sandwedge is usually a good option to buy vaccines, sand traps. # 3 and # 4 irons are harder to beat the higher numbered irons. Many golfers choose to replace the # 3 and # 4 iron with higher lofted woods or hybrids, which are easier to succeed than traditional long irons, resulting in comparable distances. Wedges

wedges are really special plates. The first wedge is the Pitching Wedge (PW), which is usually between 52 and 56 degrees in loft. The PW is the highest Speaking of iron in a standard set of lower and mezzanine areas. Lob wedges range from 58 to 64 degrees and are used to close short-range and high shots to overcome obstacles close to the green. Wedges are extremely useful for the short game and is beneficial to keep a selection of them in his bag.

Sand Wedges are another type of wedge and are designed to get the dreaded sand traps. They have a shorter shaft and a higher angle to put the ball in order to exit a bunker.

Putters

As the saying goes “Drive for show, Putt for dough.” The putter usually in the hole, so it can be assumed that the right to choose putter is critical to his game. Putters come in various styles and types.: Short, belly, long, bent, center-collar, heel-toe, mallet, and so on. When choosing a putter the main things to consider are: the weight, balance and feel. Better putters provide alignment aids to help you visualize the line of his ball to the goal.