Know your numbers
Golf distance charts
If you came here to answer “how far should this club go?” — start here. Every chart on this site is compiled from published launch-monitor datasets and cited on the page, so you can see exactly where each number comes from. Read them as a reference point. Then measure your own, because that’s the number that actually clubs you.
Available charts
More charts — club-length, women’s, senior, beginner, and a printable yardage tracker — are being built from the same sourced-data standard. We add a chart when the data behind it is solid, not to pad a list.
Where these numbers come from
Published launch-monitor datasets (TrackMan Tour averages, Shot Scope and Arccos amateur data) and manufacturer specs — not our own testing. Last updated July 29, 2026. Read our methodology.
These are averages — yours are different
Turn a chart into your chart
The distances above are population averages. Getting your own takes one range session and a launch monitor. Here’s how.
Measure your distances at home