No penalty
Yes. You can use the rescue clubs from the fairways, just like an iron really.
These are called irons, they are numbered 1-9 with various lofts and lengths. They can be used from the rough or anywhere, as can fairway woods.
On clubs such as the Driver, fairway woods rescue clubs and wedges usually have their lofts on them. For irons you can get a list usually from the manufacturers website.
The golf ball didn't spark, but it is very possible that you did see a spark. This happens when tiny tiny stones and even pieces of sand come in contact with the bottom of the club when you are hitting the ball. This will only have happened on clubs made from titanium such as drivers and some fairway woods.
The best golf club for making a long drive down the fairway is simply known as a "driver". These types of clubs may also be called "long drive" golf clubs. Occasionally, the long drive club will simply be called an "LD" club.
In golf clubs, "4i" refers to a 4-iron, which is a type of iron club used for longer approach shots. The "4" indicates the loft and intended distance, with lower numbers corresponding to less loft and typically longer shots. A 4-iron is generally used for hitting the ball from the fairway or rough to reach the green, often covering distances around 180 to 210 yards for average golfers. It is less commonly used by recreational players due to the difficulty of hitting lower lofted clubs.
if you are still hitting good i see no need to update them, but if you are not hitting acceptably you should probably update your clubs
Fairway Woods golf clubs can be bought from several places, both online and in physical stores. Dick's Sporting Goods, eBay, Overstock, and the Nike online store all sell them.
Ping does they are called Ping Rhapsody (current range), Callaway, Taylormade, Adams, Cobra and Nike.
A cleek is a type of golf club, typically classified as a long iron or a hybrid club. It is designed for long-distance shots and is often used for hitting from the fairway or rough. Cleeks historically had a flat face and a more angled design, allowing for better lift and control. In modern terminology, the term "cleek" is less commonly used, as many golfers refer to similar clubs as hybrids or utility clubs.
In golf, various types of clubs are used depending on the distance and type of shot required. The main types of golf clubs include drivers, fairway woods, hybrids, irons, wedges, and putters.
I have a 19 degree hybrid and a fairway wood. Both perform extremely well and represent great value for money (£45 the pair!).