When choosing your club, you should assess the situation and calculate how far you need the ball to go in order to maintain a good score. Woods will drive the ball farther than an iron, but if you prefer to use an iron, you can send your ball pretty far. If you are ever unsure about which clubs to use, choose one you are the most comfortable with as this will give you the best shot at getting your ball to its destination.
If you decide to hire an instructor to help you perfect your game, you should ask specific questions about clubs to see if they have any advice or tips about which to use in certain situations. Many times, you will have to choose a club and stick with it until the next round.
Another place to find advice from is your local golf club. If you decide to join one, you will be able to ask other golfers which clubs they use and when they use them the most. Talking with other golfers is a great way to learn more about the game while getting to know people. Sooner or later, you may be golfing with people at the club, so you should strike up conversations in order to learn more about the game and the people who play it.
Some golfers do not use more than one or two clubs when playing golf. This is because over the years they have defined their comfort zone and are unwilling to make changes. But good golfers are always up for the challenge and want to try new clubs, stances, and techniques in order to become even better. Challenge yourself by reaching for a club you never used before or one you didn't have much success with in the past. You will find that by increasing your abilities your game will improve and you will have a much better time when golfing on golf courses on the Spanish Costa Blanca.