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What club should take the 14th spot in your golf bag?
Golf Monthly
|July 2025
The rules of golf say you’re allowed to carry up to 14 clubs, so you might as well do so. Choosing the right weapon to complete your set-up could just transform your game...
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Determining the ideal set-up for your golf bag will maximise your chances of having the correct tools to get the job done on the fairways. If you have clubs to help you deal with any situation on the course, you will feel more confident and, as a result, have more chance of posting better scores.
Many club golfers carry 14 clubs, but only tend to use ten or 12 of them. If they don’t get on with their long-irons, for instance, they might sit unused in the bag. That’s a wasted opportunity. You should make sure that every club you carry has a purpose and is well trusted. When it comes to the final key decisions on what to carry, there are a few considerations. Here, we've selected five clubs that you might think about adding to your bag. At first, it may be your 14th choice, but it could just end up becoming one of the most important weapons in your arsenal.

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