Club yardage run through.

[Rogad09]

Does anyone know where I can go and get accurate yardages on all my clubs. I live in the inland empire in California. The ranges are great but I want to know pinpoint yardages. If that makes sense. 
Any hep is greatly appreciated!

Thanks Yall!

[JDHolmes]

Swing u app, pay the upgrade. Allows you to track all clubs each shot, based on gps. Is on your phone, excellent scoring app and tracks all stats except putting distance.

Choose club at shot location. Hit track botton and club your using. Hit shot and walk to ball. Hit end shot. Saves distance for that shot and club.

Ive used it for several years. Quality, helpful app with gps course overlay.

Sent from my SM-G950U using MyGolfSpy mobile app

[xOldBenKenobiX]

There are a lot of apps out there, as previously mentioned, swing u as one of them.

Personally I have started using the Arccos system so I don't have to manually select the clubs to be tracked, as the app gets the sensor already in the club and register as the shot for me.

 

[cnosil]

While the apps are nice suggestions they track total distance. The OP stated he wanted “pinpoint” distances which I interpret as carry since rollout cannot be precisely determined. The only ways to find accurate carry distance is to find a launch monitor that can measure all the data or have a person mark where the ball is landing and use a laser to measure distance.

[PlaidJacket]

13 hours ago, Rogad09 said:

Does anyone know where I can go and get accurate yardages on all my clubs

FWIW....

You can already easily do this. At your local golf course. All you need is a little time and a LRF. There's no need to go purchase any technology other than what you probably already have. If you have a GPS they're handy also. That's what I used to do. I found it to not only be useful for nailing my distances but fun as you're also practicing various shots and clubs. Of course all this has to happen on the golf course with your game balls.. Not the range.

[RickyBobby_PR]

Go to a course and drop a few balls at various yardages and hit them into the green.

For launch monitor data find a place that rents out a bay with launch monitor

[ballplayer002003]

I agree, go to a place that will rent out a bay for you.  If it's a retail store, make sure they put the settings to stock/normal.  I know some places will set wind at your back or hard ground to get extra yardage or they can change elevation.  All tricks to make the customer think they are hitting the ball farther than what they really do.  Just a little heads up.  Our local Dicks does this a lot.  Once there, hit 15-20 shots with each club and take your average CARRY distance, not rollout.  Make sure you stretch before hand, you will be hitting a lot of balls. 

[Rogad09]

On 7/20/2020 at 7:21 AM, cnosil said:

While the apps are nice suggestions they track total distance. The OP stated he wanted “pinpoint” distances which I interpret as carry since rollout cannot be precisely determined. The only ways to find accurate carry distance is to find a launch monitor that can measure all the data or have a person mark where the ball is landing and use a laser to measure distance.

Thank you thats more what i was taking about cause i use a garmin g80 as well as my arccos equip but thats on the course and not always a clean strike. 

[Rogad09]

On 7/20/2020 at 7:28 AM, RickyBobby_PR said:

Go to a course and drop a few balls at various yardages and hit them into the green.

For launch monitor data find a place that rents out a bay with launch monitor

Thats what ive been looking for but havent found any bays with launch monitors in my area. 

[Rogad09]

On 7/20/2020 at 6:09 PM, ballplayer002003 said:

I agree, go to a place that will rent out a bay for you.  If it's a retail store, make sure they put the settings to stock/normal.  I know some places will set wind at your back or hard ground to get extra yardage or they can change elevation.  All tricks to make the customer think they are hitting the ball farther than what they really do.  Just a little heads up.  Our local Dicks does this a lot.  Once there, hit 15-20 shots with each club and take your average CARRY distance, not rollout.  Make sure you stretch before hand, you will be hitting a lot of balls. 

This is exactly what i was talking about thank you just dont know any spots near me that do this i live in riverside/corona california. 

[cnosil]

Thank you thats more what i was taking about cause i use a garmin g80 as well as my arccos equip but thats on the course and not always a clean strike. 

You don’t want to just measure a clean strike. You want to capture the entire distribution circle for all your shots to know how short, long, left, and right you can go. You ultimately lay this pattern on top where you want the ball to land and avoid the most penal areas

[DaveP043]

8 minutes ago, cnosil said:

You don’t want to just measure a clean strike. You want to capture the entire distribution circle for all your shots to know how short, long, left, and right you can go. You ultimately lay this pattern on top where you want the ball to land and avoid the most penal areas

Amen!  Many of us select a club based on a near-perfect stroke, and most strikes are anything but near-perfect.  In a perfect world you should understand both your perfect distance and your average good shot distance.  If you hit an average good shot, that should get you near the hole.  On those rare occasions you hit one perfectly, that really should be past the hole by a bit.

[RickyBobby_PR]

6 hours ago, Rogad09 said:

Thats what ive been looking for but havent found any bays with launch monitors in my area. 

@cnosil and @DaveP043 already touched on the aspect of not just clean strikes but average

Golf shops like golf galaxy, 2ndswing, golf mart or fairway golf that do fittings may have the monitor to use/rent so that you could test. Another option is look for a Top Tracer range

[ballplayer002003]

1 hour ago, RickyBobby_PR said:

@cnosil and @DaveP043 already touched on the aspect of not just clean strikes but average

Golf shops like golf galaxy, 2ndswing, golf mart or fairway golf that do fittings may have the monitor to use/rent so that you could test. Another option is look for a Top Tracer range

Above all, take what was said to heart.  Use ALL of your strikes to get your average.  The more shots you can hit the better, just use all (except if you maybe shank one). 

[KurtActual]

Impressive handicap for this type of question.

 

[the great spinks]

4 hours ago, KurtActual said:

Impressive handicap for this type of question.

 

Woah...  I thought the handicap underneath our names improved as we posted more.  A sure sign that I'm getting older is that I can't internet as well as I used to.