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clubhead
noun[ C ]
uk /ˈklʌb.hed/ us /ˈklʌb.hed/
the part of a golf club(= stick) with which you hit the ball:
An expert golfer's clubhead strikes the ball at around 100 mph.
Players with a high clubhead speed hit the ball higher in the air and with more spin.
They point out that excessive clubhead size and length is contrary to the rules of golf.
Her swing is so big that the clubhead almost touches the ground on her backswing.
Children use oversized balls and clubheads to enable them to achieve results more easily.
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