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| Keel Sole |
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The sole of a wooden or metal wood that is "V" shaped and designed to lower the club's center of gravity to assist in getting the ball airborne from a less than perfect lie.
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| Kennel |
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A business that cares for and races greyhounds under contract with one or more tracks.
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| Kevlar |
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A synthetic fiber manufactured by DuPont™ used in shaft and head production. It is known for its high energy absorbing characteristics, but is a lower modulus material and has limited compression properties.
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| Kick |
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An erratic or unpredictable bounce, usually caused by the ball's hitting an object or landing in unusual topography.
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| Kick Point |
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The point of maximum bending of a shaft as measured by deflecting the tip end while the butt remains stationary.
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| Knurling |
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Decorative engraving or stamping on the hosel of an iron club. Knurling may consist of a series of lines or “X’s” near the top of the hosel and is strictly a cosmetic addition to an iron.
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