midiron
A golf club with a mostly vertical face used for medium distance shots
- noun
- /ˈmɪdˌaɪərn/
- Archaic
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midiron
- After studying the course layout, he determined that a midiron was best for the mid-range approach.
- midiron and mashie
Examples
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Midiron.
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To get the ball over the water hazard, he chose a midiron for the shot.
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She pulled out a midiron from her bag, confident it would help her reach the green.
Synonyms
A golf club with an iron head used for mid-distance shots
is a historical club with a nearly vertical face not a modern sloped iron
An old iron golf club used for medium-distance shots like a modern 5-iron
has a nearly vertical face rather than the more sloped modern club face
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Etymology
The word midiron is made from mid ('middle') and iron ('iron', the metal and the name for a golf club). So, a midiron was the iron club used for 'mid-distance' shots.