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Woods have large heads where the club will meet the ball; these heads are somewhat spherical, with one side bulging out like the edge of a baguette, and with a flat bottom meant to slide over the surface of the course without damaging the ground as the golfer engages in a swing. Because unlike the golf irons, such clubs were once made out of wood, such as beech, maple, or ash, such clubs carry the name today, even if they are already constructed out of titanium, steel, or other strong metal composites.

 

With the advent of technology, woods are now made out of hardier materials, earning them the name metal woods. In the early days of modern golf, metal woods were fortified with foam, to keep them strong, especially since hard swings could make the club shaft crack. There are also different kinds of woods, arranged according to number: the TaylorMade R9 Driver in your bag, also called 1 wood, has the largest head, and is most often used off the tee, or to start a game; shorter woods, or fairway woods, allow golfers to hit golf balls out of the turf.

 

Irons are golf clubs that are useful in shorter shots, and are utilized by golfers on the greens. These are versatile clubs: advanced players can use their taylorMade r7 Draw Irons for a variety of shots, and do not need to keep changing clubs, no matter where they are on the course. New technology, however, has allowed golf equipment designers to come up with a hybrid club, which can allow golfers to do away with large irons.
 

 

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