Golf clubs are the tools used by golfers to hit the ball. The most common clubs are the IRON, WOOD, cleek, SPOON, WEDGE, MASHIE, DRIVER, PUTTER, BRASSIE, midiron, NIBLICK, and seveniron. An IRON is a club with a flat-faced metal head, usually made of steel or stainless steel. A WOOD is a club with a wooden head, typically made of persimmon or titanium. A cleek is a club with a narrow, curved face, usually made of IRON. A SPOON is a club with a wide, curved face, usually made of IRON. A WEDGE is a club with a wide, angled face, usually made of IRON. A MASHIE is a club with a shallow, angled face, usually made of IRON. A DRIVER is a club with a long shaft and a large, round head, usually made of titanium. A PUTTER is a club with a short shaft and a flat-faced head, usually made of steel or stainless steel. A BRASSIE is a club with a long shaft and a shallow, angled face, usually made of brass. A midiron is a club with a medium-length shaft and a shallow, angled face, usually made of IRON. A NIBLICK is a club with a short shaft and a deep, angled face, usually made of IRON. A seveniron is a club with a medium-length shaft and a deep, angled face, usually made of IRON.