Could a 3-iron generalally produce more loft and less distance rather a 7-iron?

everyone plays a different game, but for myself, in meters Driver - 260m 3-wood - 210m 3iron - 180m 4iron - 165m 5iron - 155m 6iron - 145m 7iron - 135m 8iron - 120m 9iron - 110m pw - 100m full swing, and for the driver, as hard as i can. Current h'cap is 8.2 everyone plays a different game, but for myself, in meters Driver - 260m 3-wood - 210m 3iron - 180m 4iron - 165m 5iron - 155m 6iron - 145m 7iron - 135m 8iron - 120m 9iron - 110m pw - 100m full swing, and for...

My rule of thumb is the higher the loft place further back in your stance , I hit my 9 and 8 from the same spot and my 6 and 7 from the same spot. Line up middle to back starting with your 3iron. ...

usually a 3iron through pitching wedge or 4 through pw. a pitching wedge is considered an iron since its usually sold with an iron set so 7 or 8 depending if they use a 3 hybrid or 3 iron. some use more hybrids than others. its 14 clubs to a bag. a driver,wood,3h or 3i-pw,3 wedges and a putter. ...

There are a number of different golf clubs, and any variation of 13 plus one putter can be used. There would traditionally be a driver, with a loft of about 8.5-12.5 degrees, it is usually the longest club in the bag in regards to both shaft and distance. These nearly have a graphite shaft. Then some fairway woods, these usually come as a 3,5,7,9 and even 11 wood, they have quite low lofts on them and usually have graphite shafts however...

The distance between the lowest and highest tones a voice or instrument can produce is called "range." ...

No, they are more accustomed to sprinting, rather than long distance running. ...

No, their distance vision is rather poor.

All stars produce light rather than reflecting light.

For the same reason that you do not use millimeters to describe the distance from home to your school or office . . . they are too small, and they would produce numbers that are too big to handle conveniently. For example: The distance from Earth to the nearest star outside of our solar system is roughly 39,733,980,000,000 kilometers. Would you rather work with that number, or with " 4.2 light years " ? ...

Earth has several abiotic factors that produce the main climate zones. Temperature, precipitation, distance from equator and distance from oceans, and soil. ...

To produce an echo, the sound wave bounces off a surface and then comes back to the origin with the appropriate lag for distance. ...

The wheelbase of the vehicle. Measured as the distance between the axles, rather than the actual wheels or tires. 121.2 in ...

Plants obtain glucose, or rather, produce them through photosynthesis.

It actually produce nothing, (I think so, but am not sure) it rather stores and secrete oxytocin and vassopressin produced by the hypothalamus. ...

Cell culture can be used to produce complex proteins.

Torque is the product of (force) x (distance from the center of rotation). So with a distance from the center that's large enough or small enough, any force can produce as much or as little torque as you want. ...

An organism that uses rather than produce is known as a consumer. These are commonly known as heterotrophs and they obtain their food from autotrophs. ...

They need to be kept at a lower temp than the rest of the body in order to produce the stuff that they produce. ...

A moving charge produces a current, or rather a time varying electric. A moving electron alone actually does not produce a magnetic field. ...

it does not actually produce apple juices, rather it is used in the preparation of apple juices. They clear the juice as it contains pectinase enzyme. ...

The US imports, exports, and produces clothes.

No. Brighter distant stars can have the same apparent magnitude as fainter stars that are closer. (Absolute magnitude does not refer to actual brightness, but rather to what the brightness of a star would likely be at an arbitrary distance of 10 parsecs, rather than its actual distance.) ...

The amount of carbon footprint that a bus produces depends on the distance the bus travels. A bus that travels 100 miles will only produce a carbon footprint of 0.02 metric tons. A taxi that travels the same distance will produce a carbon footprint of 0.03 metric tons. ...

Work is not defined as distance/time, but rather: work= force x distance Distance divided by time will give you velocity. Displacement (or distance traveled) = velocity x time ...

Think in time rather than distance, and aim for one hour. For me that'd be about 4 miles - your result may vary. ...