Misclub

The error of selecting an inappropriate club for a specific shot situation, resulting in poor distance control, trajectory problems, or strategic disadvantages. Misclubbing can occur due to inaccurate distance assessment, poor course conditions evaluation, or failure to account for environmental factors like wind and elevation. This mistake often leads to missed greens, difficult recovery situations, and higher scores. Avoiding misclubbing requires accurate distance measurement, understanding personal carry distances, and properly evaluating all factors affecting shot requirements. Good course management includes conservative club selection when uncertain about distances.