Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
driving-iron
Noun
/ˈdraɪvɪŋ ˈaɪərn/

Definition
A type of golf club primarily used for long-distance shots from the fairway.

Examples
- The golfer chose to use a driving iron for his second shot on the long par 5.
- She perfected her swing with the driving iron, resulting in a beautiful shot down the fairway.
- Many players prefer a driving iron over a fairway wood for its accuracy.

Meaning
A driving iron is designed to hit the ball with a low profile and is typically used when a golfer needs to make accurate shots over a longer distance, often from the tee or the fairway, rather than from the rough.

Synonyms
- Utility iron
- Long iron
- Hybrid club