now is finally the high time for a seven-grader in golf acadamy to peep a bit into the short game. a whim goes through that i can have over 14 clubs a time if i do know how to make good use my irons and wedges, by which i invent myself a comact system of club untilizing as followed according to its designated distance, so as to cope with the unpredictable turf, vault, or other terrain off the standardized yardage:
my ideal yardage-oriented club choice:
300+ 1w
250 3w
24x~220 ????
210 i3
200 i4
190 i5
180 i6
170 i7
160 i8
150 i9
140 p
13x~120 ????
115 52"
100 56"
90 60"
under 90 ????
as we can see here, there are three quite big gaps in my swing distance range in which i have no idea how to untilize my clubs at hand to a ralaviely more delicate level to calculate the ball flying span. and this is the very lesson i am to take part in the near future. i suggest i use 3w for the blue range, i7~p for the gleb, and the purple area, one of the most important part of club choosing and playing in a golf game, will be geared in yard by yard with p, 56", and 60", with which i reach my needed yardage by conjuring with the grip, e.g., full length grip and choked-down grip.
later i'll fill the blanks when i do some yardage tests at practice range.