Create and track your personal club distance chart for better course management.
Build your personalized club distance chart with carry and total distances. Generate estimated distances based on swing speed and skill level, or input your actual on-course distances for precise yardage management.
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Knowing your accurate club distances is crucial for course management and scoring. Our calculator helps you build personalized distance charts based on your swing speed and skill level, or input your actual distances from practice sessions and course play.
Driving Range: Use GPS or marked targets
On Course: GPS watches or rangefinders
Launch Monitor: Most accurate carry distances
Multiple Shots: Average 5-10 good strikes
Ideal Conditions: Calm wind, normal temperature
Course Management: Choose the right club for each shot
Gap Analysis: Identify distance gaps in your set
Club Selection: Account for pin position and hazards
Practice Focus: Work on consistent distances
Equipment Decisions: Optimize your club setup
Driver to 3-Wood: 20-30 yards
Woods to Hybrids: 15-20 yards
Long Irons: 12-15 yards between clubs
Mid Irons: 10-12 yards between clubs
Short Irons/Wedges: 8-12 yards
80% Rule: Use 80% swing for better accuracy
Pin Position: Adjust for front/back pins
Wind Compensation: Club up/down accordingly
Uphill/Downhill: Add/subtract for elevation
Regular Updates: Reassess distances seasonally
✓ Personalized Charts: Tailored to your swing and skill level
✓ Multiple Sets: Save charts for different conditions
✓ Easy Updates: Modify distances as you improve
✓ Course Management: Make smarter club selections
✓ Gap Analysis: Optimize your club setup
✓ Free Forever: No subscription required
Note: Distance calculations are estimates based on typical conditions. Actual distances will vary based on weather, course conditions, altitude, and individual swing characteristics. Use this tool as a starting point and adjust based on your on-course experience.