An approach shot in golf is a shot made with the goal of getting the ball onto the green, which is the area of closely mowed grass surrounding the hole. This shot is typically played after the tee shot and is usually taken with an iron or wedge club, depending on the distance to the green. The objective of an approach shot is to land the ball near the hole, setting up a good opportunity for a putt. A successful approach shot requires accuracy, as it helps the player get closer to the hole while avoiding hazards.

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