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iron
Club used to hit the ball on the fairway or green. Irons are numbered from 1 to 9, according to the length of their shafts and their range; the angle of the sole increases in inclination to create curved trajectories of varying heights.
putter
Club whose head has a vertical face for putting on the green.
lob wedge
Short iron used for playing high and precise strokes near the green (less than 50 m); the inclination angle of its face varies from 60° to 64°.
8-iron
Short iron whose range is between 123 and 142 m; the inclination angle of its face varies from 38° to 40°.
9-iron
Short iron whose range is between 119 and 133 m; the inclination angle of its face varies from 42° to 44°.
pitching wedge
Short iron used mainly for approach strokes on the fairway, at about 100 m from the hole; the inclination angle of its face varies from 47° to 52°.
sand wedge
Short iron used mainly for hitting the ball out of sand bunkers; the inclination angle of its face varies from 54° to 58°.
7-iron
Medium iron whose range is between 128 and 155 m; the inclination angle of its face varies from 34° to 36°.
6-iron
Medium iron whose range is between 142 and 165 m; the inclination angle of its face varies from 30° to 32°.
5-iron
Medium iron whose range is between 151 and 178 m; the inclination angle of its face varies from 26° to 28°.
4-iron
Long iron whose range is between 160 and 183 m; the inclination angle of its face varies from 22° to 24°.
3-iron
Long iron whose range is between 165 and 187 m; the inclination angle of its face varies from 20° to 22°.
