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long iron

NOUN
  1. an iron with a long shaft and a steep face; for hitting long low shots

How To Use long iron In A Sentence

  • Because of the long iron's comparative lack of loft, any sidespin created with your swing will be accentuated, because the ball doesn't crawl up the face as much as it does on a club with a more lofted face.
  • Only with a long iron bar did we prize the top off the box.
  • Most golfers I play with in pro-ams have trouble with their long irons.
  • Only with a long iron bar did we prize the top off the box.
  • Minutes later, the baker picks up two long iron tongs and gently tugs the bread from the tandoor wall and plops it in the waiting arms of his customer.
  • If towering long irons and fairway woods are the goal, I'm afraid no ball will restore your ego.
  • These are occasionally brought into higher relief by the white flashes, as the boys throw handfuls of hickory shavings onto the forestick, or punch the back log with the long iron peel, while wishing they had as The Old Coast Road From Boston to Plymouth
  • Only with a long iron bar did we prize the top off the box.
  • The dreary waste of bared earth, thatched sheds and standing water, was a paradise to him; and when we walked up planks to deserted mixing and crushing mills, and actually saw where the clay was stirred with long iron prongs, and chalk or lime ground with "a tind of a mill," his expression of contentment and triumphant heroism knew no limit to its beauty. Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin
  • Imagine: three-shot holes; long irons to par - 4s; shots bending in the wind.
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