Golf clubs are composed of several parts, each of which has a specific purpose. The SOLE is the bottom part of the club and is designed to make contact with the ground. The TOE is the end of the club furthest from the golfer and helps to control the direction of the shot. The GRIP is the part of the club that the golfer holds onto and helps to ensure a consistent swing. The SHAFT is the long tube connecting the GRIP to the club head. The FACE is the part of the club head that makes contact with the ball and affects the trajectory of the shot. The HEEL is the part of the club head closest to the SHAFT and helps to control the direction of the shot. Finally, the hosel is the part of the club head that connects the SHAFT to the club head.