Measuring For Golf Clubs

And may not cross 48 inches.

Measuring for golf clubs. To find the right size clubs for your body use recent height measurement to determine the proper angle for your clubs. When i say flat i mean that the contact point of the club to the ground should be in the middle of the club s sole. The length stands between 36 to 39 inches. Manufacturers usually make clubs to account for golfers anywhere between 4 8 to 6 7 inches tall.

In other words neither the toe nor the heel of the club should be lifted in the air. The first one is your height. The face of the golf club should be laying flat on a. You will need at least a 48 inch ruler measuring stick tape measure in order to measure the length of your golf clubs.

The first step in measuring a golf club is to rest the club completely flat on the ground. It usually helps to have another person measure so you get the most accurate measurements possible. So the length can be either 48 inches or lower. How to fit golf clubs to your size determine your exact height distance from wrist to floor hand measurements full hand size and finger length swing speed and ball flight patterns and.

That is the truth. The pictures below represent how you should rest the club against the yard stick while measuring. You know what there is no precise standard for a golf club length. The second measurement is wrist to floor distance.

Even though the rules of golf for competition allow the club shaft length of up to 48 inches golf monthly notes that the average driver length used on the tour is only 44 5 inches while the average driver length in golf shops is about 45 5 inches. Changes of golf club length over time. To measure a golf club start by laying it on a flat horizontal surface like a table or countertop. Within this limitation you can get club sizes of any length depending on your height or style of play.

There are two measurements that you need to take before shopping for a golf club. Then turn the bottom of the club head so it s at a 60 degree angle to the surface you re measuring the club on.