Sometimes more is more. From drivers to putters, there has never been a richer assortment of clubs on the market to help you get more—more distance, more accuracy, more fun—out of your game. The only hard part is deciding what to put in your bag, and that’s where our expanded testing of clubs comes in. Whether you’re a low, mid or high handicap, you’re bound to find a club or two here that will help you.

When it comes to drivers, designers are really thinking outside the tee box these days. There are some envelope-pushing shapes out there. Cleveland’s scalloped Hi-Bore XL could double as a soup ladle, and it looks like you could hide a sandwich inside Nike’s square-shaped Sumo2. What’s with all the culinary craziness? Moment of inertia (MOI), a measurement of the club’s ability to resist twisting on off-center hits. Higher MOI translates into straighter and longer shots when you strike the ball on the heel or the toe, making the clubs very tasty, indeed.

And from the fairway, hybrids are more popular than ever. They’re easier to hit and more versatile than long irons. But if you’re a low-handicap player who likes the look and workability of long irons, you’re also in luck, since the multi-material technology that has improved drivers has now trickled down to irons.

As the saying goes, you need to strike while the iron, not to mention the driver and hybrid, is hot.