Seven Iron: An iron club used for a distance of 125-160 yards for men's clubs. Also known as a mashie-niblick.
Shaft: The part of the club joined to the head frighten.
Shag Bag: A bag to carry practice balls.
seven iron-- An iron that typically hits the ball 130-170 yards for a male golfer. Nicknamed a mashie-niblick.
shaft-- Elongated portion of the golf that is fastened to the clubhead on one end and to the grip on the other.
Keys: Flip your seven iron around, stand very close to the ball with your back to your target. You are going to use your dominant hand to hit the shot. Take lots of practice swings, and avoid your ankle! ...
Seven iron - An iron club. Also known as a mashie-niblick.
Shaft - The part of the club joined to the head.
Shagging - Picking up golf balls from practice ranges.
Your average par-four approach club should be a seven iron, and your average par five approach club a nine. You need to average around 32 putts , and five one-putt greens a round. The average distance of your first putt ought not to exceed 16 feet.
I have to use as four iron when others are using a seven iron. I've tried everything.
If a normal lie would require a seven iron, hit a six. If you're a long distance from the green, take out the five wood, seven wood or whatever has the most loft among your woods. Play the ball in the center or slightly back of center of the stance.
When you find your self in a fairway bunker that has a big high lip that is too high for a normal shot with, say, your seven iron, then you have to go back to the six or the five iron.
The modern day equivalent would be the number six or number seven iron
Mid iron - An iron club no longer is use, somewhat more lofted than a driving iron.
The alternative name would be the number two iron.
The modern day equivalent would be the number six or number seven iron.
match play
Form of competition in which the number of holes won or lost rather than the number of strokes taken determines the winner. The alternative is stroke play.
 See also: Iron, Swing, Golf, Shot, Hit
  
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