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**remstaling** · 03-06-2011, 08:28 PM

64* - 70 and less(Don't know since I just bought it)
60* - 85 and less
A - inside 125 yards
P - 130-145 yard
9i - 150 yards
8i - 175-195 yards
7i - 200 yards
6i - 215 yards
5i - 225 yards
4i - 230
3H- 235-250
3w - 250
Driver - 270-290

Hope I help somehow.(I am 20 with a good back/am healthy) so I am sure those yardages will go down when I'm older haha

These numbers range on my round. Because sometimes I have a tendency to overswing. But I am still learning that by not overswinging I can have been contact and still get the same distance and save my energy for the later holes. I believe having 10-15 yards between each club is a good number atleast in my experience those seem like good number for you in your 2nd season. Just keep at it, the game takes years to master. Hence why someone can not always shoot under par over a yearly basis.

03-06-2011, 08:28 PM	#4
remstaling Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 442 Senior Member	64* - 70 and less(Don't know since I just bought it) 60* - 85 and less A - inside 125 yards P - 130-145 yard 9i - 150 yards 8i - 175-195 yards 7i - 200 yards 6i - 215 yards 5i - 225 yards 4i - 230 3H- 235-250 3w - 250 Driver - 270-290 Hope I help somehow.(I am 20 with a good back/am healthy) so I am sure those yardages will go down when I'm older haha These numbers range on my round. Because sometimes I have a tendency to overswing. But I am still learning that by not overswinging I can have been contact and still get the same distance and save my energy for the later holes. I believe having 10-15 yards between each club is a good number atleast in my experience those seem like good number for you in your 2nd season. Just keep at it, the game takes years to master. Hence why someone can not always shoot under par over a yearly basis.
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