Golf Club Distance Calculator

With just a couple pieces of information, you can check what your club distances “should be.”

This tool can reveal spots in your bag that are out of alignment with a proper distance gapping.

If you’re going on a trip, use the city-lookup feature to adjust your distances for the elevation you’ll be travelling to and gain a competitive edge.

I made this tool originally for my own use as a player. I hope and pray that you will find the tool as useful as I have.

This tool calculates estimated distances for your golf clubs based on provided inputs, adjusted for environmental conditions.

Enter your known distance for either the Driver or 7 Iron, specifying whether it is carry or total distance.

Club: Driver 7 Iron

Distance Type: Carry Total

Units: Yards Meters

Distance:

Specify the altitude where your distance measurements were taken.

If unsure of the altitude, enter a city name (worldwide) or ZIP code (US only) to perform a lookup.

Location for Altitude Lookup:

Home Altitude (ft): 0

Home Temperature (°F): 75

Select your typical ball flight trajectory.

Ball Flight Trajectory:

Where do you want your distances calculated for?

If unsure of the output altitude, enter a city name (worldwide) or ZIP code (US only) to perform a lookup.

Location for Output Altitude Lookup:

Specify the environmental conditions for the predicted distances.

Output Altitude (ft): 0

Output Temperature (°F): 75

Output Ground Firmness:

Output Units: Yards Meters

There are 13 clubs shown. Many golfers have different "bag setups", particularly at the top of the bag. The chart is intended to show proper gapping between those clubs, regardless of which clubs they are. For example, if you play a hybrid in place of 4 iron, the distance that hybrid should travel is reflected by the 4 iron number in the chart.