Golf bag [edit]. A golfer typically transports golf clubs in a golf bag. Modern golf bags are made of nylon, canvas and/or leather, with plastic or metal reinforcement and framing, but historically bags have been made from other materials, including elephant's penis.
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Definition: In golf, forced carry refers to a situation that requires a golfer to hit his golf ball over a hazard in order to advance toward the green. In other words, the golfer is forced to carry a hazard to advance his or her ball.  Carry  refers to the distance a golf ball remains in the air. When a forced carry exists, there is no option to advance the ball through roll, along the ground. The golfer must hit a shot that keeps his ball in the air for enough distance to clear the hazard.
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This article is one of our editor's top picks this month. It is easy to travel with a golf stick -- which is synonymous with golf club  -- on an airline. Just don’t expect to carry your stick into the passenger compartment.
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But keep in mind, these are generalities-if there is a particular club that you hit very well but is not listed below, keep it in your bag. Results are what matter, and results should always determine your set composition. The High Handicapper's Bag. • 3-wood.
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Golf equipment encompasses the various items that are used to play the sport of golf. Types of equipment include the golf ball itself, implements designed for striking the golf ball, devices that aid in the process of playing a stroke, and items that in some way enrich the playing experience.
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The most common clubs to find in a golfer's bag are the driver, 3-wood, numbered irons from 3 to 9 (with hybrids commonly replacing the 3 and 4 iron), pitching and sand wedges, and a putter. Players commonly also carry a 5-wood, and/or additional wedges such as a gap or lob wedge.
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Highly skilled golfers are capable of playing more specialized clubs and playing a wider variety of shots. Plus, the Rules of Golf allow you to carry a maximum of 14 clubs in your bag. (That doesn't mean you have to carry 14, though; you can carry fewer if you wish.).
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The only right set composition is one that works for you, and the only wrong one is one that doesn't. Let your skills as a golfer-your strengths and weaknesses-determine which clubs you carry. Practice your weaknesses, but play to your strengths. The needs of a low-handicapper are quite different from those of a beginning golfer.
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A golf club addressing a golf ball that has been teed up. Originally, golf balls were made of a hardwood, such as beech. Beginning between the 14th and 16th centuries, more expensive golf balls were made of a leather skin stuffed with down feathers; these were called featheries.
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what golf clubs to carry
The driver, 3-wood, numbered irons from 3 to 9 with hybrids commonly replacing the 3 and 4 iron, pitching and sand wedges, and a putter are the golf clubs to be carried. You can carry the driver, 3 wood, numbered irons from 3 to 9 with hybrids commonly replacing the 3 and 4 iron, pitching and sand wedges, and a putter golf clubs.