A club that is deep-faced has an increased distance from the bottom of the clubface at the middle of the sole up to the top of the clubface at the crown. In design terms, deep face clubs generally produce a flatter, boring trajectory. This is due to the fact that the club's center of gravity is higher in the club. Shallow face clubs tend to have low center of gravity, producing higher shots. Classic deep face clubs include the Callaway Big Bertha and Mizuno Tour drivers.
Deeper cups produce more spin while shallower ones reduce spin and increase distance.
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