golf club

American  

noun

1. any of various long-handled clubs with wooden or metal heads, for hitting the ball in golf.

2. an organization of golf players or the facilities and grounds used by such an organization.

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golf club British  

noun

1. any of various long-shafted clubs with wood or metal heads used to strike a golf ball

2. 1. an association of golf players, usually having its own course and facilities

   2. the premises of such an association

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Etymology

Origin of golf club

First recorded in 1500–10

Example Sentences

It includes 16 golf clubs and several hotels, as well as office towers.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I wish I could make $100 million a year off my golf clubs.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“I actually grew up playing a little bit. I remember for one of my birthdays, I got this cute little set of pink golf clubs,” Clark said.

From Los Angeles Times

“He’s got a metal detector or something...no wait, it’s a golf club!” he exclaimed over the phone.

From Los Angeles Times

For some wealthy buyers, the golf club is the new ski lodge.

From The Wall Street Journal