Clubhead: The part of a golf club which contacts the ball. The clubhead’s shape, material, loft and other characteristics vary depending on its purpose. For example, a driver or fairway wood features a large, rounded clubhead used for hitting longer shots, while an iron clubhead is smaller and thinner for use on shorter shots. The clubhead is attached to the end of the shaft opposite the grip.
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