Golf Club Range Chart Card 2 x 3.5 inch Golfers Quick Reference Distance Card Golf Club Range Estimation Cheat Sheet Golfing Guide Card 10 Pcs (2 x 3.5 inch)

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One of the keys to lower scores is hitting more greens and one of the keys to hitting more greens is knowing your carry yardages. The aim isn’t really to have various ways of hitting the same shot, more to have a definitive reference for every club in the bag on a full swing. I don't use a card, I just memorize my 7 iron yardage and extrapolate up or down from there (10 yards per club).

We’ve included a range of distances for some clubs due to variables discussed above such as club loft, swing speed, ball contact plus weather and ground conditions (obviously a ball hit onto a hard and dry fairway will run further than that on a windy and wet course in winter). You will also learn about spacing between your clubs to make sure you have all the yardages covered and do not have multiple clubs that travel the same distance: a situation that we see all too often. com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. The same swing speed in a PGA Tour pro will send the ball much further than an amateur golfer of higher handicap who has a similar swing speed. It's always good to know that age, gender, and skillset are the biggest differentiators so you don't make unrealistic comparisons.

We recommend speaking to your club pro or a professional club fitter to determine the best shaft flex, clubhead design, and loft angles for your game.

Then tested the distance charts oursleves during one of our recent events, and have to admit they did help remove the guesswork out of our shot selection. Warm-up and stretch: Whatever your age, to maximise your golf performance it’s vital you warm-up before each round or practice session.The center strike means you send as much energy into the ball as possible and we measure how well you hit the ball using the Smash Factor. Top tip: work on your turn – twist your shoulders and/or hips that little bit more to gain a longer arc. If you can attain these smash factor numbers as stated by Trackman, you are striking the ball as good as you possibly can. You’ll also be able to tell what level you’re at compared to the pros and how increasing your swing speed will impact your yardage.

The simplest way is to get the yardage for one of your clubs, such as the driver, and match that yardage to the chart. Pre-round prep is so important and that includes mapping out your shot plan and adjusting your distances according to course conditions and weather.A Golf Yardage Card offers the same advantages as a Golf Yardage Book, but in many incidences are a lower cost option than yardage books. Scoring on the course involves many different variables which is one of the reasons so many people love the game of golf.