Iron Golf Term – Golf clubs numbered from 1 to 9 and customarily have a loft ranging between 16° and 65°. These clubs typically have a clubhead made of steel, while the shaft can be made of a different material depending on the player’s preferences. The club head is usually narrow, with a small sole, but may be of a different style that suits the player. Irons are mostly used for the approach to the green, but at times a tee shot will call for iron play.
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