metal wood

American  

noun

1. a structural material consisting of a sheet of metal glued between two veneers or of a veneer glued between two sheets of metal.

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Example Sentences

Not to be coy, but the one that plugs the yardage gap between your longest playable iron and shortest metal wood.

From Golf Digest

Even if you use an iron rather than a metal wood, as Thomas noted, the ball will roll forever, bringing into play all the mess outside the fairways that you’re trying to avoid.

From Golf Digest

And then I saw one that I really, really, liked but then there was a new metal wood that came out.

From Golf Digest

No. 11, 350 yards, par 4: A short par 4 where you drive the ball out to the left with probably an iron or a metal wood.

From Washington Times

My husband and I were recently on a trip to Mongolia in a very remote location when he hit his leg on the sharp corner of a metal wood stove.

From Seattle Times