Transcription: There are two typical types of golf clubs. There's the very, very traditional forged iron, which is a blade-style club. It's made of carbon steel. It's stamped out. It's forged, just as the word indicates. It is a very, very demanding golf club because the sweet spot or the effective hitting area of the golf club is very, very small. On the other side of the coin, you have the perimeter weighted or cavity back or peripheral weighted. These are all terms that are interchangeable. Perimeter weighted golf clubs simply take that sweet spot and by moving the weight out to the perimeter of the golf ...
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