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Utility Woods Checklist
Utility woods descriptions that can be used as checklist for choosing the proper trouble and rescue woods. Almost all golf sets have a high lofted 7-wood and a 9-wood. Sometimes there's also an 11-wood.
The main features of these woods are larger sweetspots - hitting areas - than irons, so it's easier for you to get the ball airborne. The broad soles of the utility woods are designed to glide along the ground, for a better ball contact. Most avid lady golfers have a Driver, 3-wood, 5-wood, 7-wood and 9-wood in their lady golf club sets.
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Utility Wood Descriptions |
| 7-wood |
Very popular with woman golfers. This wood will help you in many difficult situations. For example, the 7-wood is great out of the rough! Loft: 23 to 26 degrees. Longer and more used than the traditional 4-iron. Creates more speed for a higher ball flight and thus greater distances. Recommended for all wood golf sets. |
| 8-wood |
Rare, women rather use a 7-wood or 9-wood, because there's not very much difference in loft.
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| 9-wood |
Popular wood with much loft: 27 to 29 degrees. Used in stead of long irons. Great out of the rough, and also useful out of a bunker. Recommended for all golf sets. |
11-wood up to
15-wood |
Have lofts between 29 to nearly forthy degrees - that's very close to wedges. Used by lady golfers who actually don't want to play with irons. Also called Hybrids.
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Good luck with choosing the right utility lady golf clubs to rescue you or to get you out of trouble.
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