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"Loft" in golf refers to the angle of a club's face that influences how high and far the ball travels. Think of it as the tilt of the club's face: a higher loft (like a 9-iron) helps lift the ball into the air easily, ideal for short, accurate shots. A lower loft (like a driver) produces a lower trajectory with more distance. The loft affects launch angle, spin, and control, making it a key factor in choosing the right club for specific shots and distances.