Hundreds of thousands. If you go into a pro shop you will see irons that are 20 or more years old from quality manufacturers such as Ping. Pros will change their irons every season to keep the grooves fresh and wedges every couple of weeks. It depends what level you play at.
There are many things that are significant about Callaway Fusion Irons. Callaway Fusion Irons are made out of graphite and are top performance golf clubs.
The average life of a driver is approx 3000-5000 hits before it loses its resiliency.
It's a golf club and there are many different kinds for different hits.
There is the Driver, Irons from 1-9, Woods from 3-5, irons that have a letter on them= S (Sand Iron), P or W (Pitching Wedge), L (Loft), and two irons that are called 58 and 60. (The 58 and 60 stands for the degrees on the club. So now that I labeled all of them that means there is 18 types of golf clubs!
There's no 'hard and fast' 'rule. A 'typical' set of golf clubs comprises... A driver, one or two woods, various irons, a sand wedge and a putter.
Golf has changed a lot over the years. There are many more clubs than there used to be; irons, wedges, woods and putters. The ball flight and the construction of the golf balls has also changed a lot. There are also much more golf courses in the world and many more famous golfers.
Titleist are a premium golf club manufacturer. Their golfing irons are made from stainless steel, with an option for graphite shafts. Many professional golfers use Titleist products.
The original irons were hung on hooks above the fire in the fireplace. Such irons date back to the Middle Ages, before then other method were used to do the same thing. BTW, this is where the phrase about "having many irons in the fire" comes from.
Woods are used for driving from the tee, while irons are used on the fairway. The face of woods are angled less to provide more forward force, and the irons are angled more provide more life and accuracy. Confusing matters is that many "woods" these days are made from metal alloys.
drivers,putters,#3 and #5 fairway woods,irons set.it all depends on you,you may have a look at firstrankgolf.com.
A standard set of iron golf clubs in a set is 8 irons, this usually consists of 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 and the pitching wedge, commonly referred to as the PW
Driver, 3,4,5,7,9,11 and 13 wood 1,2,3,4,5 hybrid 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 irons pitching, gap, sand, approach, attack, lob wedges and putter.