The term 'Part of a Golf Club' refers to four components of a golf club: the GRIP, SHAFT, TOE, and SOLE. The GRIP is the part of the club that is held by the golfer and is usually made of rubber or leather. The SHAFT is the long tube that connects the GRIP to the head of the club. The TOE is the end of the club furthest from the golfer and the SOLE is the bottom of the club that makes contact with the ground. All of these parts are essential for a golfer to be able to hit the ball correctly.