What does the W in 1W golf clubs mean?
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wood. the head is made of wood. These clubs will send your ball further than the irons do.
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Every course has a set number of "par."\n\nPar is when you hit the ball a certain number of times. Let's say the par is 3. That means, according to the course, you should be able to sink your ball in 3 shots.
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This is the yardage for a beginner golfers\n1 Wood (drive) – 180 Yards\n2 Wood –170 Yards\n5 Wood –160 Yards\n4 Iron –150 Yards\n5 Iron –140 Yards\n6 Iron –130 Yards\n\n7 Iron – 120 yards\n8 Iron – 110 yards\n9 Iron – 100 yards\nPitching Wedge –90 yards\nYou can find more information like this on www.playgolfamerica.com
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Right here for one dollar!\n\nyour lucky day!\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/Titleist-Pitching-Wedge-PW-DTR-Steel-NR-Imm-Ship_W0QQitemZ7240689035QQcategoryZ115280QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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What does this have to do with Golf?
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The first means something like "woah."\n\nCheck out the following link, which provides a helpful little cheatsheet.
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Depends on your budget and how much you play They seem to be a little head heavy.  Now if your going to play a lot chances are you will want another when you game improves. \n\n\nHere is a website they will tell you how much clubs are worth used. That way you can see what works best for you on your budget\n   http://valueguide.pga.com/index.php
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Agreed.  There is no standard distance for a club, it all depends on who is swinging it.  For example, put a 9 iron in my hands, and I'll hit the ball about 115 yards, but put it in Tiger's hands and he'll hit it 150 or so.  \n\nThe best thing to do is go to your local driving range and hit all of your clubs - try to get a sense for how far you hit each club on average and use that as your guide.  Bear in mind the distance you are hitting each club today will change as you progress, so adust accordingly.\n\nHave fun!
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Rule 16 \n\nRequirements for Hole Location on the Putting Green \n\nQ.  What are the requirements for establishing a hole location on the putting green? \n\nA.  The USGA frequently receives requests for guidelines with respect to selection of hole locations on the putting greens, particularly during competitions. There are no rules regarding hole locations, so there is no such thing as an "illegal" hole location. The USGA believes that many factors affect selection of hole locations. The first and most important is good judgment in deciding what will give fair results. Do not be tricky in locating holes. Following are specific points:  \n\n\n\n\nThere must be enough putting green surface between the hole and the front and the sides of the green to accommodate the required shot. For example, if the hole requires a long iron or wood shot to the green, the hole should be located deeper in the green and further from its sides than should be the case if the hole requires a short pitch shot. In any case, it is recommended that generally the hole be located at least four paces from any edge of the green. If a bunker is close to the edge, or if the ground slopes away from the edge, the distance should be greater, especially if the shot is more than a pitch. Consideration should be given to fair opportunity for recovery after a reasonably good shot that just misses the green.
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.75 + .75W = W\n\n.75 = .25W\n\nW = .75/.25\n\nW = 3\n\nsmall dog!
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Some small local courses don't require a collared shirt.  Most nicer courses will though.  Reason?  Golf started out as a wealthy gentleman's game and the courses are just trying to keep it appearing that way.  It's an image they want to maintain.  Same reason why some nicer restaurants and clubs will require a jacket be worn in the dining room.  The wealthy image allows them to charge more $$$... and that's what makes the world go around.
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This is for a beginner You can adjust the chart by finding out what you hit 100 yards and adding 8 to 10 yards to each club \n\nThis is the yardage for a beginner golfers\n1 Wood (drive) – 180 Yards\n2 Wood –170 Yards\n5 Wood –160 Yards\n4 Iron –150 Yards\n5 Iron –140 Yards\n6 Iron –130 Yards\n\n7 Iron – 120 yards\n8 Iron – 110 yards\n9 Iron – 100 yards\nPitching Wedge –90 yards
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Golf is timing and power
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Cheat Codes:\n\nAll Golfers:\nEnter WOOGLIN as a case-sensitive code. \n\nAll Nike Teams:\nEnter JUSTDOIT as a case-sensitive code.\n\nAll Courses:\nEnter ITSINTHEHOLE as a case-sensitive code. \n\nTiger Woods with a hat:\nEnter GOLDENAGE as a case-sensitive code. \n\nTiger Woods with old striped pants:\nEnter TECHNICOLOR as a case-sensitive code. \n\nTiger Woods with very old golf outfit:\nEnter THROWBACK as a case-sensitive code. \n\nTiger Woods alternate old golf outfit:\nEnter OLDSKOOL as a case-sensitive code. \n\nArnold Palmer:\nEnter ARNIESARMY as a case-sensitive code. \n\nBen Hogan:\nEnter THEHAWK as a case-sensitive code. \n\nOld Tom Morris:\nEnter FEATHERIE as a case-sensitive code. \n\nTommy Black:\nEnter IDONTHAVEAPROBLEM as a case-sensitive code. \n\nRose Carpenter:\nEnter CRIMSONROSE as a case-sensitive code. \n\nM. Chino:\nEnter MOCHATIME as a case-sensitive code. \n\nJ. Dinkerbach:\nEnter DOUBLEDOWN as a case-sensitive code. \n\nHal Duf:\nEnter GOPHER as a case-sensitive code. \n\nA. Eichelberg:\nEnter ROIDRAGE as a case-sensitive code. \n\nE. Johnson:\nEnter WHOISTHISGUY as a case-sensitive code. \n\nM. Leblanc:\nEnter NORTON as a case-sensitive code. \n\nC. McGinnis:\nEnter HIGHHOOK as a case-sensitive code. \n\nR. Montague:\nEnter LAZ as a case-sensitive code. \n\nC. Montoya:\nEnter THREENAMES as a case-sensitive code. \n\nM. Murray:\nEnter DIPPINIT as a case-sensitive code. \n\nSuzzane Mcintyre:\nEnter SUZZIEMCQ as a case-sensitive code. \n\nW. Rounder:\nEnter POCKETPAIR as a case-sensitive code. \n\nT. Shortknocker:\nEnter WANTSMORE as a case-sensitive code. \n\nDr. Smyth:\nEnter VERYSNEAKY as a case-sensitive code. \n\nA. Townsend:\nEnter BELLEOFTHEBALL as a case-sensitive code. \n\nT. Underwood:\nEnter FIVEPOUNDS as a case-sensitive code. \n\nD. Wheller:\nEnter THECADDY as a case-sensitive code. \n\nS. Whittfield:\nEnter KNOWITALL as a case-sensitive code. \n\nSuzzie Mcintyre:\nEnter OUTTAMYWAY as a case-sensitive code. \n\nL. Daniels:\nEnter RUSHBETA as a case-sensitive code. \n\nN. Hopkins:\nEnter BIGHEAD as a case-sensitive code. \n\nJ. Hozzle:\nEnter HOFFMAN as a case-sensitive code. \n\nR. Irons:\nEnter VARSITY as a case-sensitive code. \n\nR. Kumar:\nEnter BAYSIDE as a case-sensitive code
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That is a lot of loft here is a chart from Cobra.  1/r is 1 iron and so on.  Woods have a center of gravity that helps get the ball in the air.  The irons do not have that and need more loft.  \n\n\nKing Cobra Baffler Men's & Seniors' \n1/R 16.0° 41.5''/41.0'' 58.0° D2/D2 65g/98g Lite*,R,S RH/LH \n2/R 18.0° 41.0''/40.5'' 58.5° D2/D2 65g/98g Lite*,R,S RH/LH \n3/R 20.0° 40.5''/40.0'' 59.0° D2/D2 65g/98g Lite*,R,S RH/LH \n4/R 23.0° 40.0''/39.5'' 59.5° D2/D2 65g/98g Lite*,R,S RH/LH \n5/R 26.0° 39.5''/39.0'' 60.0° D2/D2 65g/98g Lite*,R,S RH/LH \n6/R 29.0° 39.0''/38.5'' 60.5° D2/D2 65g/98g Lite*,R,S RH/LH \n  King Cobra Baffler Women's \n3/R 23.0° 39..5'' 59.5° C4 50g Women's RH/LH \n4/R 26.0° 39.0'' 60.0° C4 50g Women's RH/LH \n5/R 29.0° 38.5'' 60.5° C4 50g Women's RH/LH \n6/R 32.0° 38.0'' 61.0° C4 50g Women's RH/LH \n7/R 35.0° 37.5'' 61.5° C4
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well I just picked up a Ben hogan set of woods and I really like them.  I hope you have a store you can go to and hit the clubs before you buy them.  I went in to get a much more expensive Nike set but after hitting both I liked the ones I got alot better and saved some cash!
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I don't trust any clone golf clubs, they are not made to the exacting specifications and tolerances of major manufacturer models.\n\nYour driver might say 8 degrees of loft, but would actually be 11 degrees! That could really affect your swing!