typically blades (non-cavity back). Wedges are the shortest clubs in the bag and even mid handicapped players don’t tend to hit off-center as much to be penalized in accuracy or yardage verses a cavity back model. So it comes down to a personal preference as to which one may be best. But for higher handicapped golfer, it is wise to have a cavity back (or even hybrid) design to reduce the mistakes of a miss-struck shot because of the wider sole design.

High-lofted Fairway Woods
Golfers should also look at the golf course they play most often to see if there is a particular hole where a specific club would come in handy. Perhaps it might be a long par 3, where accuracy and hitting the ball high to land softly is a bonus. In lieu of a long iron and even a hybrid, a high lofted fairway wood may fill that void.

Some golfers may struggle with not only the long irons, but mid and short irons alike. In these