GolfBag

Golf bag analysis for amateur golfers

Is your golf bag set up the way you think?

Enter your club distances and see where your bag has gaps or overlapping distances.

Analyze my bag How it works
Example analysis · demo data
GAP 27 ydGAP 38 yd11 yd11 yd11 yd11 yd11 ydGAP 33 yd16 ydDR262 yd5W235 yd5i197 yd6i186 yd7i175 yd8i164 yd9i153 ydPW142 ydAW109 ydSW93 ydshortestlongest
Healthy (≤16 yd)Moderate (17–22 yd)Large (23+ yd)Overlap (≤4 yd)

See how your clubs fit together.

Distance gaps can be easy to miss when you mainly think about the number on the club. GolfBag maps the carry distances you enter and shows where the gaps and overlaps sit.

Enter your distances

Add the clubs you play and their carry distances. No 14-club requirement.

See the gaps

We calculate every gap between adjacent clubs and highlight the largest ones.

Consider what to add

Get rules-based suggestions for which club type could fill each gap — and why.

Your bag, analyzed.

Every analysis produces a Bag Score from 0–100, broken down into distance coverage, wedge gapping, long game coverage, club overlap and bag utilization — so you can see which areas are worth looking at first.

Score your bag
Example score · demo data

Bag Score

61

/ 100

Distance Coverage38
Wedge Gapping72
Long Game62
Club Overlap100
Bag Utilization53

This is a tool-generated score based on the distances you entered and GolfBag's initial analysis model — not an official golf measurement or a substitute for professional club fitting.

Example finding · demo data

Your most important gap is between your Pitching Wedge and Approach Wedge.

Your Pitching Wedge carries approximately 142 yd while your Approach Wedge carries approximately 109 yd — a 33 yd gap in a section of the bag where consistent distance coverage matters most.

Consider 48–50° wedge targeting roughly 126 yd carry (estimate).

Find your largest distance gaps.

GolfBag highlights the largest gap in the distances you entered and explains it in plain language — the gap, what it can mean on the course, and realistic ways to close it.

Get a clearer picture of what to look at next.

Instead of browsing endless club reviews, get a short list of club types that could improve your distance coverage — with an estimated target distance and the gap each one addresses.

Example

48–50° wedge

≈ 120–131 yd carry (estimate)

Your PW carries about 142 yd and your AW about 109 yd — a 33 yd gap. Potential missing distance: approximately 126 yd (estimate).

Example

hybrid or higher-lofted fairway wood

≈ 211–222 yd carry (estimate)

Your 5W carries about 235 yd and your 5i about 197 yd — a 38 yd gap. Potential missing distance: approximately 217 yd (estimate).

Example

fairway wood or hybrid

≈ 244–255 yd carry (estimate)

Your DR carries about 262 yd and your 5W about 235 yd — a 27 yd gap. Potential missing distance: approximately 249 yd (estimate).

Tools

Golf equipment tools

Free, no-signup tools that answer one equipment question each. Results are based on the information you provide and the same rules are applied consistently.

Built for everyday golfers.

GolfBag is made for amateur golfers — typically handicap 10–36 — who want a clearer picture of their bag without booking a fitting session. It's a practical analysis tool, not a replacement for professional club fitting or instruction.

Analyze my bag

GolfBag provides estimates and general recommendations based on the information you provide. It is not a substitute for professional club fitting or instruction.