Golf Hardware Requirements

① Stadium
The golf course is composed of Natural landscape such as grass, lakes, sand and trees.
A standard golf course covers an area of 60-100 hectares ² (hectares), generally consisting of 4 par 3 holes, 10 par 4 holes, and 4 par 5 holes, totaling 18 holes. According to the 18 hole ball, it is divided into 18 courts of different sizes, each of which consists of four parts: the tee, fairway, green, and hole.
② Clubs and balls
A golf club is composed of three parts: the head, body, and grip, and its length is generally between 0.91 and 1.29m. According to the different needs of hitting distance, each player can bring a maximum of 14 clubs into the field, with the following configurations as appropriate: 4 wooden clubs, 9 iron clubs, and 1 putter.
Wooden poles are actually alloy materials, because they were made of high elasticity and hardness wood such as persimmon in the early days, so they are still called wooden poles now. The characteristic of wooden poles is that they are relatively long and have a large head. A wooden pole is suitable for hitting long balls.
The iron pole is relatively short and has a small head. The hitting distance of an iron rod is not as far as that of a wooden rod, but it can control the landing point of the ball at a relatively precise level.
Putter is a specialized club used to put a ball into a hole on the green.
Golf balls are generally solid small white balls made of rubber, with a surface evenly covered with small pits, which is conducive to stable flight and improved accuracy. The hardness of a golf ball is generally between 70 ° and 105 °. The higher the degree, the harder the ball becomes and the more difficult it is to master the direction. Beginners are suitable to choose balls with lower hardness. The sole of a golf shoe usually has about 6-7 studs to prevent slipping and maintain balance when swinging.