Club at a club is a term used to describe a set of golf clubs. The three crossword solutions for this term are IRON (4 letters), DRIVER (6 letters), and SEVENIRON (9 letters). An IRON is a type of golf club with a flat-faced, angled head used to hit the ball in a low trajectory. A DRIVER is a type of golf club with a large head and a long shaft used to hit the ball a long distance. A seveniron is a type of golf club with a shorter shaft and a more upright face than an IRON, used to hit the ball a medium distance.