Men's golf clubs

Fourteen clubs at most: building a consistent bag

Golf rule 4.1b limits the bag to fourteen clubs: in stroke play, each hole played with one extra club costs two penalty strokes, up to a maximum of four per round. The player distributes their clubs according to the distances to cover. The driver, like the TaylorMade Qi35 Max, opens the holes from the tee. Fairway woods, like the Stealth, and hybrids take over on long distances from the grass. The irons, from six to pitching wedge, handle the approach to the green, then the wedges and the putter finish the hole. Ideally, there should be a regular distance gap between two clubs.

By type of club

Men's clubs are available by type:

• Drivers.
• Fairway Woods.
• Hybrids.
• Iron Sets.
• Individual Irons.
• Wedges.
• Putters.
• Golf Kit.

The women's and children's clubs follow the same logic, and all clubs are gathered on the clubs page.

Loft, shaft and flex: adjusting trajectory

The loft, the opening angle of the face, determines the height and length of the shot. A twelve-degree driver, like the Qi35 Max Core, launches the ball more easily than a nine-degree, which helps moderate swings. The shaft is then chosen based on swing speed: lighter graphite for more head speed, heavier steel for stability in Wilson Profile irons. The flex ranges from Light, flexible, to Regular and then Stiff, reserved for fast hitters. The TaylorMade hybrids at twenty-two degrees replace the four iron, which is more demanding at impact.

Wedges and putters: the game around the green

Wedges cover the last fifty yards. The Wilson Harmonized at sixty degrees lifts the ball very high to clear an obstacle and stop it quickly; the Cleveland RTZ at fifty-putter is chosen based on its shape and length, thirty-four or thirty-five inches depending on stance. The Wilson Staff Infinite South Side, named after a Chicago neighbourhood, the brand's city, weighs down the head and grip to bring the balance point closer to the hands. The Cobra Agera RS, in mallet style, hides a three-dimensional printed structure that stabilises the head on off-centre shots.

Good deals

Good deals can also be found in good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped within 24 hours are prepared and sent out in 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a steady schedule: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the end-of-year holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then the summer sales and back-to-school.

Frequently Asked Questions

What golf clubs should I start with as a man?

A half-set is enough: a wood or a hybrid, three or four odd-numbered irons, one wedge and one putter. This allows learning the basic movements without being overloaded, then adding to the bag as skills and distances improve.

How do you know if you need left-handed clubs?

A left-handed golfer positions themselves with their right shoulder towards the target. If you hit a baseball or hockey puck from the left side, first try left-handed clubs; however, many left-handers play right-handed.

Should I buy a complete iron set or individual irons?

The set ensures consistent distance gaps and a uniform feel between clubs. Individual irons are used to replace a lost club, to complete a half-set, or to test a model before investing in a full set.

What length putter should I choose?

Most men use a putter that is thirty-four or thirty-five inches long. When in position, the eyes should be directly above the ball and the arms hanging naturally; a putter that is too long strains the wrists, while one that is too short hunches the back.

Should I get my golf clubs adjusted?

A fitting measures height, swing speed, and angle of attack to adjust length, lie angle, and shaft. It becomes useful once you play regularly, as poorly fitted clubs compensate poorly for swing flaws.