THIS is how to know how far you hit your clubs

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@dancarey9495 says:

How different is spin and distance playing off a mat compared to grass?

@moonface978 says:

Easy for me I hit everything from 7 iron up 150 yards in varying directions

@MPerski says:

I have ARCCOS
… know my true yardages.
But you’re right, most people think they hit it farther than they do. Most people leave their approach shots short (and usually short right).

#TakeOneMoreClub ☝????

@njc964 says:

To be fair, for medium handicappers and above, there’s likely a 20-30 yard range for each club depending on how well you hit it. I know my averages from toptracer but they are only a guide for me

@Reffitt2 says:

In my opinion, knowing your true carry distance with each club (with a good strike and even on a mishit) is possibly the most important and overlooked aspect of golf with us amateur golfers. I also completely ripped off your "wedge chart" idea, Pete! I know my carry with all 4 wedges (PW, 50°, 56°, and 60°) with full, half, and three-quarter power. That alone changed my approach game completely! I haven't hit a full wedge shot since except with pitching wedge. Much more accurate and controlling the spin makes such a massive difference!

@jeremyrhodes473 says:

How do distances measured off a mat indoors compare to those hit off grass outside?

@holmer9413 says:

This is of course good advice. If you don't have access to one though, you can at least still get lots of improvement by just laying balls out in 5 yard increments so you can better gauge your carry distance the old fashioned way that I learned years ago. And you can take the advice that I did long ago from Annika Sorenstam and learn to practice hitting to every target with 3 clubs.

I do this from 100 yards in today. I used to do it from 150, but the range out back of my place is limited in space and I seldom go to one of he city ranges because this one is free to me. So I'm pretty deadly inside 100. For the rest, well, I do get to play free on our little executive course every day the weather and time allows so I'm in better form than ever after living here 2+ years.

@el2matryx says:

Your swing is so buttery it's a joy to watch

@Elwab73 says:

I've only recently done this and it's made such a difference! Did mine with 100 balls at a toptracer range, working through each club. Averages on the app afterwards, printed out a copy and attached it to my trolley. Use it with a free golf gps app on my phone when playing, sorted!

@timdench9692 says:

You don’t need a gaping session with a pro, just a Toptracer range. I keep my distances on the ‘notes’ section in my phone and update it as my game improves.

@chrishartman5383 says:

The best thing I've learned from using Arccos for the past three years, was knowing my true distances. It has helped a bunch when making club selection out on course.

@lazy_dad says:

i keep a sheet with my distances in a small ziplock bag that i keep in my back pocket when i play. it also has a clock with my 56 wedge distances on the other side. it makes a huge difference!! greets from canada

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