Pakistan is the Country facing challenges like Poverty, Terrorism , inflation etc.But over recent years there has been an increase in sport activites in Pakistan.Pakistani Sportsmen participates in many International and National Events.Pakistan cricket team was runners up in Twenty 20 Circket World Cup in 2007.
Golf is the only game in which Pakistan literally started from a scratch.The PGF (Pakistan Golf Federation) run Golf in Pakistan.In Pakistan golfers can play throughout the year especially during the winter time when there is no golf season in Europe due to snow fall.

Golfers can have a wonderful time in Pakistan.Pakistan offers some spectacular golf courses throughout the country, golf membership is increasing and new courses are being developed.

Following is the list of Major Golf Clubs in Pakistan:
Karachi Golf Club, DHA Country & Golf Club ,Arabian Sea Country & Golf Club ,Dreamworld Family Resort ,Lahore Gymkhana Golf Club ,Royal Palm Golf & Country Club ,Lahore Garrison Golf & Country Club ,Islamabad Golf Club ,Multan Golf Club ,PAF Golf Club ,Islamabad Country Club ,Okara Garrison Golf ,Rawalpindi Golf Club ,Bhurban Golf Course ,PAF Golf Club ,Abbottabad Golf Club ,Swat Golf Club ,Shandur Golf Course ,Ibex Golf Club ,Bahawalpur Golf Club ,Gujranwala Golf Club ,Lyallpur Golf Club ,Golf Club ,Sialkot Golf Club ,SRC Golf Club ,River View Golf Club.

Karachi Golf Course is one of the oldest Golf Club in Pakistan.Pakistan Open also Takes Place in Karachi Golf Club.The Price Money of  Pakistan Open is 330,000 US Dollars.Some Players donot come Pakistan to Play due to Security Concerns.Pakistan Government Need to Take Approximate steps to promote Golf in Pakistan.

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Obviously golf clubs are the most important, although beginners can borrow or hire initially. When buying the first choice is left or right handed, then the price you can pay and the amount of clubs you want. For a hundred pounds or so you can get a basic set with the basic clubs you will need for a round of golf. If you can spend more you will be able to get better quality clubs and a greater range of club types. They are usually known as woods and irons although virtually all are now metal made. There are usually 5 types of woods to choose from and at least 15 irons including the must have putter. A professional is usually limited to 13 clubs on a professional competition and that is enough for all players. The difference between clubs is the angle of the club face that strikes the ball, the angle then decides the trajectory of the ball. The flatter angles for covering distance, the steeper for shorter distances and for evading obstacles.

Beyond the clubs comes how to carry them around. Standard golf bags hold the clubs in sections and are then carried with a shoulder strap. Next comes the option of a golf trolley that the bag can be carried on; even some of these trolleys can come with motors. Beyond these basics there are numerous items avaidible, some of more use then others.

One of the most basic items is the golf glove, worn on one hand to aid grip and cut down on friction. All regular and professional golfers use them; again there are many types and qualities while the use is the same. Another thing with multiple options is the golf ball you use, as before multiple options and prices.

Beyond this comes everything from golf shoes and clothing to umbrellas and rain jackets, many essential in British climates, there are even golf caps, sun glasses and other clothing apparel. Then things get stretched to items that are less specific to golf such as pens to keep scores and special bags for equipment .Things can even get high tech with computerized distance measuring equipment to tell you exact distances to holes, there are also nets with telescopic handles to rescue balls that land in the water and even shortened clubs for escaping tricky locations.

There are also numerous training aids for use away from the course, such as nets to hit your ball against. And equipment to practise your putting, the high tech part here includes laser

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To play this sport, a golf player needs plenty of golf equipments amongst which the club is one of the most important equipment. These clubs are basically used in this sport to hit the ball. Each club is composed of a shaft with a grip often termed lance technically and a club-head. These clubs are available in plenty of designs, falling into three general categories. First one being ‘woods’, which is used for long-distance fairway shots, next being ‘irons’, being the most versatile class, which can be used for playing a variety of shots, and lastly the third one being ‘putters’, used mainly on the green to roll the ball into the cup and end the game.

There are few technical terms related to these clubs that one must know to be able to use them flamboyantly. Loft is the angle between the club’s face and the vertical plane, which is am important variation in different clubs.

It is the loft that helps a golf ball to leave the tee on an ascending trajectory, not the angle of swing. In most of the cases all swings contact the ball with a horizontal motion, impact of the club compresses the ball, while grooves on the clubface give the ball backspin. The combined effect of the compression and backspin create a lift in the ball.

‘Woods’ generally have a large head and a long shaft for maximum club speed. In Historical times woods were made from real wood, but nowadays manufactures have started using space age materials such as carbon fiber or scandium for producing superior quality products. They are still called as ‘Woods’ to denote the general shape and their intended use on the golf course, despite the fact that they are being made from different metals. The majority of woods and irons are numbered as a convention.

Higher the numbers, shorter are the shafts, creating higher lofts, which give the ball a higher and shorter trajectory. But there are restrictions on the permissible limits on the loft for different usages, and 64 degrees is the maximum loft on a wedge as per most association standards

Different golfers use different varieties of clubs, but in a game of golf, in a set the maximum numbers of distinct clubs that can be used is limited to fourteen. A full set typically consists of a driver, two fairway woods, and a set of 3 to 9 irons, a pitching wedge, a sand wedge, a putter, and another club of the player’s choice.

Lots of players avoid usage of more irons as they are more difficult to hit with. One common option is to use only the third fifth seventh and ninth ones out of the numbered irons. The extra space in the bag can then be filled with more woods, easier-to-hit “hybrid” clubs, extra high-loft or intermediate wedges, or specialized chipping club and variety of putters. Mastering the ways of making the right choice of clubs at the right time and also being more skillful in their usage is one of the keys to success in this sport.

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