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Average Distances - How Far Do You Hit Each Club? (And Don't Lie!)


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1st post, might as well be here. Started playing reguarly last year, so first offseason winter for me, and it sucks! Going off of what I was doing before the cold set in.

Driver: 250 (Although this guy seems to range a lot 220 - 275)
3W: 230
5W: 215
3i: 205
4i: 190
5i: 175
6i: 165
7i: 155
8i: 145
9i: 135
PW: 115
SW: 100

In my 's bag:
Driver: HiBore XLS 10.5, Fujikara Red R Flex shaft, and Winn PCI grip
3w, 5w: HiBore XLS Fujikara Gold R Flexshaft, and Winn PCI grips
Irons: Viper HT heads, True Temper XL Lite shafts, and Winn PCI grips
Putter: XG #9 35"Ball: TP II

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Driver: 202 (way too many that went 200 yards but 170 yards forward and 30 yards left or right)
3W: 190
5W: n/a
4i: 185
5i: 175
6i: 165
7i: 155
8i: 145
9i: 135
PW: 125
GW: 110
SW: 100
LW: 90

in the bag...

Driver: MX560
3W/5W: Tight Lies
3i-pw: Pi-7gw/sw: Tom Watsonputter: Bulls Eye bag: Ozoneball: / home: Lake of the Woods @ www.golfthelake.com

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Driver: 260
3W: 230
5W: 210
4i: 190
5i: 178
6i: 165
7i: 152
8i: 140
9i: 128
pw: 115
gw: 100
sw: 85

:cobra: Amp Driver 10.5*(R)
:tmade: Burner 3W 15*(R)
:tmade: Burner 2.0 Rescue 3-4
:titleist: 714 AP1 Irons 5-pw, gw(Steel XP95 R300)
:callaway: MD3 Wedges 56, 60
:nickent:Omen Long Putter(un-anchored)

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Driver 250
5-wood 220
Rescue Wood 210
4-iron 180-185
5-iron 170-175
6-iron 160-165
7-iron 150-155
8-iron 140-145
9-iron 130-135
Pitching wedge 120-125
52 wedge 100-105
56 wedge 85-90
60 wedge 75-80

Superlight Stand Bag
909D2 9.5° Diamana S
909F2 15.5° Diamana S
909F2 18.5° Diamana S
AP2 Project X 5.5 3-PW Vokey Spin Milled 52° 56° 60° Studio Select Newport 2 Pro V1Home Course - http://www.huronoaks.com (Home of Mike Weir)

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Driver- 275-280
3 Wood- 245-255
3 Hybrid- 200-215
4 iron- 185-190
5 iron- 170-175
6 iron- 160
7 Iron- 150
8 Iron- 140
9 Iron- 130
PW- 120
52 Wedge- 105
56 Wedge- 90

Current Gear Setup: Driver: TM R9 460, 9.5, Stiff - 3W: TM R9, 15, stiff - Hybrid: Adams Idea Pro Black, 18, stiff - Irons: Callaway X Forged 09, 3-PW, PX 5.5 - SW: Callaway X Series Jaws, 54.14 - LW: Callaway X Series Jaws, 60.12 - Putter: PING Redwood Anser, 33in.

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Driver- 275-280 . . . 6 iron- 160 . . .

How old are your irons?

Mizuno MP600 driver, Cleveland '09 Launcher 3-wood, Callaway FTiz 18 degree hybrid, Cleveland TA1 3-9, Scratch SS8620 47, 53, 58, Cleveland Classic 2 mid-mallet, Bridgestone B330S, Sun Mountain four5.

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Driver 245
3h 210
4 iron 195
5 iron 185
6 iron 175
7 iron 155
8 iron 145
9 iron 130
PW 110
56 Degree 90

WITB:

  • Driver: Titleist TSR3 8.0 A3, Badazz 60g S
  • Hybrid: Cobra Baffler 17*
  • Irons: T200 P-4
  • Wedges: Callaway X Forged 48*,56*,60*
  • Putter: Ping Anser Milled 
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Awards, Achievements, and Accolades

I'd like to consider myself above average with my irons, driver is around 250 if it goes straight. I realize I have an awkward gap when I get to the wedges and it's something I have to work on this season if I want to lower my cap.

Driver 250-260
3 Wood 230-240

3 Iron 205-210
4 Iron 195
5 Iron 185
6 Iron 175
7 Iron 165
8 Iron 155
9 Iron 140

P Wedge 120-140
G Wedge 100
S Wedge 80

Putter Haven't tested

Ozone Stand Bag............Tour Burner 10.5............MX-300 Project X 6.0............Marilyn 34"
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Optimized launch conditions have a lot to do with driving distance. We took a GPS around the course with my friend and measured his driving average for that round to be around 320 yards. His swing speed is around 120, maybe slightly over. Compare that with JB and Bubba and the numbers are similar. He's a great ball striker and a scratch handicap, so that explains a lot as well. He also hits a high launch low spin sweeping hook.

On the converse, my ss is around 115 and I struggle to average 290 off the tee, even while striking the ball very well. I have low launch med/high spin launch conditions, which would explain that. However, if I tee it up high and really try to hit up on the ball I can move it almost as far as my ridiculously long friend, but I can't control it.

The people who are getting all bent out of shape about how far people claim to hit it need to calm down. Keep in mind that most tour pros play a little more spin on their drives, which helps with control. The guys who bomb it, like Bubba, Phil, and JB, are getting high launch low spin.

Anyway, I've sacrificed some distance for control over the last year (I think I posted earlier in the thread with my all-out numbers), so these are my stock numbers at the moment:

Driver: ~285
3 wood: 265
3 hybird: 235
4 iron: 215
5 iron: 200
6 iron: 185
7 iron: 175
8 iron: 165
9 iron: 155
PW: 145
54 deg wedge: 120
60 deg wedge: 90
64 deg wedge: 75

Cleveland Hi-bore 9.5* stiff, Taylormade Burner T3 14.5* stiff, Mizuno mp 32 3-PW, Nike SV Tour Black Satin 52, 56, 60* wedges, Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2 35 inches
In the market for a new driver, then my bag will be the shiz.

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  • 11 months later...

Driver - 210 (nasty slice on about 30% of my drives that takes this average down)

3 W 230

5 W 210

3i 120 (this is an average right? still working on getting the 3i to work for me :P )

4i 170

5i 160

6i 150

7i 140

8i 130

9i 120

PW 110

52 Deg 100

56 Deg 90

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In meters, so multiply by 1.1 to get yards;

Driver 200 with FIR 70%, 230 with FIR 35%

4 Iron 50 (my average shot is a fat shot)

5 Iron 145

6 Iron 138

7 Iron 130

8 Iron 120

9 Iron 115

P Wedge 105-110

56* 75-80

60* 65

Variance +/- 5% on all clubs..

 

 

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Driver= 300+

3W= 260+

3H= 240-250

4i= 215-225

5i= 205-215

6i= 190-205

7i= 175-190

8i= 165-175

9i= 145-165

pw= 130-145

gw= 115-130

sw= 70-115

lw= 0-70     can't seem to fly this more then 70yds.

In the bag


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Here are my distances with a normal swing. I could probably add half a club of distance on the irons if I really rip at it.

Driver - 295

3+ wood - 275

17* hybrid - 245

3 iron - 225

4 iron - 210

5 iron - 200

6 iron - 185

7 iron - 175

8 iron - 158

9 iron - 145

48* wedge - 135

54* wedge - 115

60* wedge - 90

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What's the point of any threads, really?

Originally Posted by nuck81

Never really understood the point of these threads...



Mizuno MP600 driver, Cleveland '09 Launcher 3-wood, Callaway FTiz 18 degree hybrid, Cleveland TA1 3-9, Scratch SS8620 47, 53, 58, Cleveland Classic 2 mid-mallet, Bridgestone B330S, Sun Mountain four5.

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Full Swing

Driver-300+

3-wood- 260

21 degree hybrid 225

3 iron- 210

4 iron-200

5 iron- 185

6 iron-170

7 iron-155

8 iron-145

9 iron-130

49 degree PW- 120

52 degree- 110

56 degree- 95

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These threads are trivial as there is no standardization of loft/length with the modern iron set.

I've played with better players who are several clubs shorter than me, and awful players who can put it past me.  Boasting about distance seems secondary to scoring average.

In the Bag: TaylorMade R11 TP - TaylorMade R7 TP TS - Cleveland Halo - TM TP 2009 3-PW - Vokey SM 52 - Vokey SM 60 - Rife Barbados CS - ProV1x 


On the Computer:  Analyzr Pro 
 

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