A complete set of golf clubs has a kaleidoscope of clubs and according to the rules laid down by the United States Golf Association; a golfer’s kit can not have more than fourteen clubs. Usually golfers carry a driver, two woods golf clubs, seven irons golf clubs, three wedges and a putter. The woods golf clubs have club heads more lofted than a driver and is used for long distance shots when the ball is on the ground. The irons golf clubs form the very essence of the golf kit and more than half the game is played with these golf clubs. A 2 iron has lesser loft and hits low. The usual golfing kit has wedges which are used for short distance yet controlled shots. Cavity black irons are meant for golfers who intend to strike straight shots. This is all about the golf club.