Iron pole protection cover

What is the difference between the 3 Wood(spoon) and the Small iron？ 1. The length is different: the 3 wood rod generally refers to the long iron rod; the chicken drumstick refers to the small iron rod. 2. Different functions: long irons are usually not easy to hit high, and tend to produce slicks; (small iron) is easy to hit high, and it is not easy to produce slicks. 3. There are obvious differences in appearance: long irons are longer than small irons; small irons are shorter than long irons.

Any good suggestions for golf beginners? Golf is a sport that requires high physical coordination and flexibility. Therefore, avoiding the rigidity and damage of the muscles due to excessive practice is the key to your future playing well. Many people are committed to learning golf. Make mistakes that must be practiced hard. Swing desperately in the driving range, causing sports injuries such as hands, back and waist. This injury can also spread to the knees and ankles. One day such an injury is formed, and it can accompany you for a lifetime. Friends may ask, how can I practice golf if this is the case? I think if you are not a professional player, you should play at most one hundred balls a day in the driving range, not more than two hundred balls. Before you play, you must have enough t...

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Do any of these frustrating moments sound familiar? Blisters and raw skin on your fingers: You're in the middle of a great practice session, only to have it cut short by painful friction between your hands and the grip. Aching wrists and weak power: You struggle to generate power in your swing, or your wrists ache after a round, affecting your game for days. Slippery grip, erratic shots: Sweaty hands or lack of strength cause the club to slip, leading to inconsistent contact and scores that are all over the place. Hitting a plateau, missing the "feel": You watch tutorials but can't replicate the smooth, powerful mechanics of pros. Your practice feels inefficient. These might seem like small issues, but they silently rob you of the joy of the game and hinder your progres...