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Difference between Golf Clubs?

I got a job as a caddy and I start Saturday. I think I know of clubs diiferent but Im just checking. A driver and fairway woods are used to hit the ball farther is not very accurately in the coup, usaully you hit it off a tee. They are usaully the longest clubs and have a more 3d. Irons affected over shorter distance, but have greater precision. Used in a shot Approachin plates vary in size, since each 1 has different yards. They have more of a flat shape. Putters are used to hit the ball over very short distances in a shot putt. They have more of a clumsy way. When I get confused is in the form of hybrids and woods and I get confused with wedges and woods. What should I know to help me recognize them? I know when you are supposed to use, but how can I recognize the club because of its shape?

Ok, I like to help with training Caddy. Looking iron wedges as normal, but are the most short of everyone. All different in the name of each of the clubs are usually written in his head. In the case of iron in the back of the head. Wedges are usually used short distance of less than 100 yards, but if your golf is a low handicap or a professional, then you can hit a pitching wedge 150-160 meters. It seems that the selection of club. His job is to tell the distance. Each golfer hit the same club with different distance. Wedges are also used around the green chip called photos. Hybrid is the mixture of iron and wood, so they resemble the two. The face is like iron, and has "the 3-D" he has said that behind the clubface. It is used for long distant and you're right that may be more accurate then the forests, since they drop off the quality of the irons. Other things I'd like to mention is than ever, are in the line of sight of a golfer, with his teacher or not. They hate me too. Now, the line of vision is: behind the ball or behind your golfer and the target when you are about to take the picture. It is also illegal by the USGA rules for caddy standing behind the golfer during firing: because some LPGA golfers like to have their shots turned caddy for them. However, I think that concern. Obviously, it would not oppose the front or golfer, when taking because you beaten by a ball and die. One more suggestion, do not stand in the front right or left of golfer taking pictures, and either as he or she can shoot the ball and beat you too. Being beaten by the ball is a nightmaire. It hurts like hell. Line of sight is also applied especially on the green. Standing in front or behind the ball deflect attention from the putter, he can look while leaving your eyes hit the ball and a slight mishit will make the ball miss the target. Some players got really piss like Monty. Almost had an argument with another player on the PGA. Good luck and great advice.