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


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Posted
Originally Posted by Jimbo Slice

This is a repost for me which I'm sure many people do?

I'm more in tune with my clubs and feel like I can post my distance's with much more accuracy now.

These are the numbers I Hope for and get on an average well struck ball. That doesn't happen all the time though lol.

DR- 9.5 degrees....... 280.... My driver average counting all miss hits is actually 240 lol.

3W- 15 degrees........ 250

3H- 18 degrees......... 230

4 iron- 22 degrees.... 185-210 I sometimes load up on my 4 iron so not to use my hybrid/rescue.

5 iron- 25 degrees.... 175

6 iron- 28 degrees.... 165

7 iron- 32 degrees.... 155

8 iron- 36 degrees.... 145

9 iron- 40 degrees.... 135

PW- 45 degrees....... 125

I fill this gap by reducing power off the 45° PW that came with the iron set.

SW- 56 degrees....... 5-90

LW- 60 degrees....... 5-70

Originally Posted by bplewis24

I call bullsh**.  There's no way you can hit your clubs this far, and I dare you to prove it.

I know, huh?  Especially that driver.  No way he hits it over 200 with a swing like that.

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Posted
Originally Posted by Golfingdad

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jimbo Slice

This is a repost for me which I'm sure many people do? <------ rhetorical question.

I'm more in tune with my clubs and feel like I can post my distance's with much more accuracy now.

These are the numbers I Hope for and get on an average well struck ball. That doesn't happen all the time though lol.

DR- 9.5 degrees....... 280.... My driver average counting all miss hits is actually 240 lol.

3W- 15 degrees........ 250

3H- 18 degrees......... 230

4 iron- 22 degrees.... 185-210 I sometimes load up on my 4 iron so not to use my hybrid/rescue.

5 iron- 25 degrees.... 175

6 iron- 28 degrees.... 165

7 iron- 32 degrees.... 155

8 iron- 36 degrees.... 145

9 iron- 40 degrees.... 135

PW- 45 degrees....... 125

I fill this gap by reducing power off the 45° PW that came with the iron set.

SW- 56 degrees....... 5-90

LW- 60 degrees....... 5-70

Quote:

Originally Posted by bplewis24

I call bullsh**.  There's no way you can hit your clubs this far, and I dare you to prove it.

I know, huh?  Especially that driver.  No way he hits it over 200 with a swing like that.

You're taking that list at face value? A 45 degree PW (i.e. a 9-iron) at 125 and a 165 yard 28 degree club (i.e. a 5-iron) and a 280 yard driver with 240 average including ALL shots for a relatively new player? Okly dokly.

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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Sand wedge 105

PW 125

9 135

8 155

7 165

6 170

5 180

4 195

7 wood 205

5 wood 215

3 wood 235 cut, 260 draw

Driver 280

Putter ???

Hammer 465

R11s driver

R11 3 wood

Glide sole design 5 wood

Cleveland CG16 irons

Vokey SM4 48*, Vokey SM4 52*, Vokey SM4 56* wedges

Yes! Eleanor putter


Posted
Quote:
Originally Posted by Golfingdad View Post

Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimbo Slice View Post

This is a repost for me which I'm sure many people do?

I'm more in tune with my clubs and feel like I can post my distance's with much more accuracy now.

These are the numbers I Hope for and get on an average well struck ball. That doesn't happen all the time though lol.

  • DR- 9.5 degrees....... 280.... My driver average counting all miss hits is actually 240 lol.
  • 3W- 15 degrees........ 250
  • 3H- 18 degrees......... 230
  • 4 iron- 22 degrees.... 185-210 I sometimes load up on my 4 iron so not to use my hybrid/rescue.
  • 5 iron- 25 degrees.... 175
  • 6 iron- 28 degrees.... 165
  • 7 iron- 32 degrees.... 155
  • 8 iron- 36 degrees.... 145
  • 9 iron- 40 degrees.... 135
  • PW- 45 degrees....... 125
  • I fill this gap by reducing power off the 45° PW that came with the iron set.
  • SW- 56 degrees....... 5-90
  • LW- 60 degrees....... 5-70

Quote:
Originally Posted by bplewis24 View Post

I call bullsh**.  There's no way you can hit your clubs this far, and I dare you to prove it.

I know, huh?  Especially that driver.  No way he hits it over 200 with a swing like that.

You're taking that list at face value? A 45 degree PW (i.e. a 9-iron) at 125 and a 165 yard 28 degree club (i.e. a 5-iron) and a 280 yard driver with 240 average including ALL shots for a relatively new player? Okly dokly.

I didn't expect you to not pick up on this Sean.

"My ball is on top of a rock in the hazard, do I get some sort of relief?"

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Driver 240

3 wood 220

3i 200

4i 190

5i 180

6i 170

7i 160

8i 145

9i 135

P 120

S 95

L 60

 VRS Covert 8.5°

VRS 3 Wood

 VRS Covert 3i hybrid

VR pro cavity irons 4-9

 46°,52°,56°,60°

 Method 001 putter


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  • Driver - 280
  • 3W - 260 I've probably only hit this club 5 times this entire year.
  • 2H - 260.. and now you know why.
  • 3i - 225
  • 4i - 210
  • 5i - 200
  • 6i - 190
  • 7i - 180
  • 8i - 165
  • 9i - 155
  • PW - 145
  • 52* vokey - 125
  • 58* vokey - 105

srixon.png.c29104d99ab6ca6ecb927e9dd97b26f1.png    Z785 Driver 10.5° Tour AD BB 7x    |    F65 4W Tour AD TP 7x    |    Z765 4-PW Dynamic Gold X100 AMT    |     Z-Star Ball

TM.png.36c3c24d72a4ac809b0def631452f3ba.png    M3 4H HZRDUS Black    |    Spider Tour Putter

titleist.png.c92d01bf6404c1675a5e518a7447f2c6.png  Vokey SM7 50° 55° 60° Dynamic Gold S400 Tour Issue Black

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I've lost a lot of distance in the last 4 years, but I quit playing for 2 years 2009 and 2010 (new kid, new job, knee surgery, and a broken foot).  When I came back to the game, I had gained a lot of weight and just have not been able to get my distance back.  None the less, my distances are consistent and my scores are getting better than ever.  I'm using clubs from about 3 different sets I have, so why not hit the ones from each set you hit the best?

Driver   265                System Q component  r flex graffaloy blue pro launch

3w        225                Cobra SZ hyper steel  r flex graphite

4h        200                Cobra 4 hybrid  r flex graphite

1i         245 off tee      Ping Eye 2 zzlite steel shaft

3i          190                Ping Eye 2 zzlite steel shaft

4i          180                Ping Eye 2 zzlite steel shaft

5i          170                Ram FX Pro Set r flex graphite

6i          160                Ram FX Pro Set r flex graphite

7i          150                Ram FX Pro Set r flex graphite

8i          140                Ram FX Pro Set r flex graphite

9i          130                Ram FX Pro Set r flex graphite

pw        115                Golden Ram Tour Grind s flex 6.5 steel shaft

sw 54*    90                Titleist Vokey steel shaft

I did a demo with a new set of Cobra S3 Max irons with r flex graphite low kick point and I was hitting the 7 iron 165.  Some of my distance comprimise is in my choice of older clubs, but I prefer the trajectory control and ability to shape shots over ram distance.

The most difficult distance in golf is the six inches between your ears.


Posted

I've been working on restoring some iron distance the last couple months, and I keep a document saved with my average full swing distance for each club/iron set I own.  Right now I'm using PING S59 irons.

Driver - 907D1 with Blueboard, 270

Strong 3 - FT-IZ 13*, 256

3 Wood - PT 906F2 15*, 242

Hybrid - Cobra Baffler DWS 16*, 232

Hybrid/5 Wood - WS FyBrid 19.5*, 222

3 iron - 214

4 iron - 204

5 iron - 194

6 iron - 183

7 iron - 171

8 iron - 159

9 iron - 145

PW - 131

Vokey 52* - 110

MacGregor MT Pro 58* - 87

PING Tour-S 64* - ??? (Haven't tried with a full swing)


  • 3 weeks later...
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Club Chart:

Driver: Carry 240-250 Total: 280

3 Wood: 240

1 Iron: 230 yards

3 Iron 220

4 Iron: 210

5 Iron: 205

6 Iron: 190

7 Iron: 180

8 Iron: 170

9 Iron: 175 (Very Odd but I can crank my 9 iron)

SW: 120


Posted

5 iron is my 170-175 club

Club Chart below:

Driver 240
3 Wood 210
5 Wood 190
4 180
5 170
6 160
7 150
8 135
9 125
PW 115
GW 105
SW 75
LW 50

In the Puma Orange Formation Stand Bag:

Driver: TaylorMade RBZ (10.25)

Fairway Woods: Callaway Diablo Octane (3,5,7,9)

Irons: Mizuno JPX 800 Pro (6-PW) 

Wedges: Mizuno JPX (50, 55, & 60)

Putter: Odyssey Versa #1

Ball: Titleist DT Solo

 


Posted
Originally Posted by Zach Peifer

Club Chart:

Driver: Carry 240-250 Total: 280

3 Wood: 240

1 Iron: 230 yards

3 Iron 220

4 Iron: 210

5 Iron: 205

6 Iron: 190

7 Iron: 180

8 Iron: 170

9 Iron: 175 (Very Odd but I can crank my 9 iron)

SW: 120

3 clubs for ~ 175 and 5 clubs between 205 and 240. Maybe you could meet up with that guy carrying 6-7 clubs for distances < 130 yard and make a deal?

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.


Posted

Sounds like a good subject for a new thread.  Personally I like to keep a few stats on a separate score card sometimes.  Like driver distance, greens hit and distance to hole, number of putts, etc.  But I only do this when playing alone so I don't hold up my group when playing with them. Helps me remember the day when I'm home but doesn't really make me work on anything differently though. I already know the short game is the weakest part of my golf.

Seems I've found a few web sites that already offer stat tracking.  Can't remember their names for you however.  One guy I play with keeps stats on his cell phone with some app he bought for a buck or two a few months ago.  Anyway, give a thought to starting a new thread (is thread the right word?)

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Posted

This thread seems interesting enough, so I'll give it a go. A lot of my distances end with 5's, and I'm not sure why.

Driver: 260 carry, 270 total (10.5*)

3 Wood: 250 off the deck, 260 teed up

18* hybrid: 235

21* hybrid: 225

4 iron: 215

5 iron: 200

6 iron: 185-190

7 iron:175-180

8 iron: 150-170 (have a gap on the low end, so I normally just choke up on my 8)

9 iron: 135-145

PW: 125-130

56*: 105-115

60*: 85-95

I have a few gaps at the low end to fix, maybe adding a Gap wedge, but I'm not sure about between my 8 and 9 iron. Also, I rarely hit my 56* and 60* at 100%, just because a 3/4 swing is so much easier to control. Therefore, I hit them around the low end of their ranges mostly.

 

 

My bag:

Driver: G10 10.5* w/ Pro Launch Red Reg 

3 Wood: G10 w/ Pro Launch Red Reg 

18* and 21* hybrids: G10 with Pro Launch Red Stiff 

4-PW: Ping Eye 2 Irons w/ Reg GS 95 

56* and 60*: Tour-S Rustique Wedges w/ Stiff KBS Tour 

Putter: Scotty Cameron Pro Platinum Newport 

 

 

 


Posted
Driver 270 9.5° 3-wood 245 . 15° 3i 220 21° 4i 206 24° 5i 192 27° All my irons have 14 yard gaps with a normal shot and after my 5i I have 4° gaps down to my pw don't really keep track of my wedges

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Driver- (carry 270) 295 total avg

3W- 240-250

3H- 220-230

4H- 210

5H- 190

6i: 180
7i: 170
8i: 160
9i: 150
PW: 135
GW: 110
SW: 95
LW: 75-85

DRIVER: - 910 D3  8.5° / blk Ops stiff shaft

3 Wood:  -  913 Fd  15°

HYBRID:- :ping: -  G25 3H 20°

IRONS:  - 712 AP2, 4-7 : 714 CB - 8-PW

WEDGES - - Vokeys SM4 - 52°-GW, 56°-SW, 60°-Lob

BALLS:  :bridgestone: B330-RX

PUTTER: -  - Scotty Cameron Newport 2.0


Posted

Hello

I'm 27 years old, 6'3" 235lbs

Driver 280-320 (Swing Speed 125+)

3 Wood 280-290

5 Wood 265-275

3Hybrid 260

4Hybrid 250

5Hybrid 240

6 Iron 220

7 Iron 205

8Iron 195

9Iron 185

PW 170

SW 145

LW 110


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