golf-club head
- noun
- The golf-club head must be cleaned after every shot to ensure accuracy.
Examples
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She replaced her old golf-club head with a new titanium one.
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The golf-club head is crucial for a good swing.
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The weight of the golf-club head affects the distance you can hit the ball.
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He replaced the golf-club head with a newer model.
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The professional golfer replaced his old driver with a new one that has a larger golf-club head for better performance.
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The golf-club head is designed to increase accuracy and distance when hitting the ball.
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Before each game, he carefully checks the golf-club head to ensure it's clean and free of debris.
Synonyms
The heavy rounded part at the end of a golf club that hits the ball
The part of a golf club that strikes the ball
The part at the end of a golf club that hits the ball
Surface Forms
Morphology
golf-club + head
The meaning 'the part of a golf club that strikes the ball' is directly derivable from combining 'golf-club' (the sporting implement) with 'head' (the rounded or end part of an object). This straightforward noun–noun composition follows common compounding patterns across languages, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents would readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
Golf-club head uses head the same way as other tools: the head is the part that does the hitting, like the head of a hammer. So it means the part of a golf club that 'strikes the ball'.