We know that on the golf course one can accept to take no more than 14 of golf irons, but most golfers only take some of them or just use some of them. In all those golf irons, which one is best for you? According to different personalities and different favors, different people may have different answer. But I should say that probably you are one in most golfers who has a nine-iron in your golf bag, I'm I right?

If you are just start golf and just bought a full set of titleist ap2 irons, then perhaps you still do not know exactly what a nine-iron's intended used is, perhaps you are still trying to figure the use of every golf iron in their bag. I want to say this is even more true for many golfers. So here I'll tell you some basic knowledge about this.

The nine-iron is not to be used if the ball is farther than 130 yards from the green. If it the ball is any further back, he or she would want to choose a seven-iron or eight-iron. Although the nine-iron does have a highly angled club head, for a regular golf iron, it simply does not get the loft you would get from a lofting, pitching, chipping or sand wedge. However, the nine-iron does offer more distance than your TaylorMade rac Satin TP Wedge.

At this point, those new to playing golf may ask why the nine-iron is even included in my TaylorMade Golf Bag. It is heavy enough as it is. The nine-iron does serve a purpose, though. It is a good short-range utility club that provides good elevation from the fairway and back to the green. It can also be used to chip with and also works well as a sand wedge in the event a sand wedge is needed but not available.

 Your Nine-Iron In The Bag(II)

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