The first Clubs were about five feet long and were made of tough ash wood. The two ends of the body were of different thicknesses; the grip end was thin enough to grasp with one hand, and the head required closer to two - around eight inches in diameter. 

As time went on, many variations emerged, such as the much shorter and faster cudgel, the much longer pole arm, and even the spiked club. 

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