Woods

Purpose: Long-distance shots

• Driver (1-wood): Used off the tee for maximum distance on long holes.

• Fairway woods (3-wood, 5-wood, etc.): Designed for long shots from the fairway or tee when accuracy matters more than distance.

Hybrids

Purpose: Versatile long-to-mid range shots

• A cross between a wood and an iron.

• Easier to hit than long irons and great for shots from the fairway, rough, or tee.

Irons

Purpose: Accuracy and distance control

• Long irons (3–4): Longer shots, harder to hit consistently.

• Mid irons (5–7): Approach shots to the green from moderate distances.

• Short irons (8–9): Shorter, more precise shots into the green.

Wedges

Purpose: Short shots, control, and scoring

• Pitching Wedge (PW): Short approach shots and full swings close to the green.

• Gap Wedge (GW): Bridges the distance gap between PW and sand wedge.

• Sand Wedge (SW): Designed for bunker shots and soft turf.

• Lob Wedge (LW): High, soft shots with minimal roll around the green.

Putters

Purpose: Rolling the ball into the hole

• Used on the putting green for short, controlled strokes.

• Available in blade, mallet, and mid-mallet styles for different putting preferences.