Fairway woods

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Fairway woods in Golf. Woods (most often made of metal now) that are meant primarily for use off the ground instead of off a tee. The three-, five-, and seven woods are good examples. All have smaller heads than a drive, and have weight concentrated in the bottom of the club to help get the ball airborne off the fairway or out of the rough. These clubs are used when a golfer is too far from the green to reach it with an iron.