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Clubface

On irons, the clubface has grooves.

Courtesy of Cleveland Golf; used with permission
Definition: The "clubface" is the striking surface of a golf club, that part of the club designed to strike the golf ball at impact. At address, the clubface is directed at the ball and pointed down the target line. The clubfaces of irons have grooves, as in the photo.
Alternate Spellings: Often spelled as two words, as in "club face."

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