Golf Club Distance Gapping Tool
Enter how far you carry each club to see the gaps through your bag as a chart, and spot the yardages no club covers and the clubs doing the same job.
About this tool
Good gapping means an even step between clubs, usually 10 to 15 yards through the irons and wedges, so every distance inside 150 yards has a club that fits a full swing. A gap much bigger than the rest leaves an awkward yardage; two clubs only a few yards apart mean one is doing the other’s job and its slot could go to a club you’re missing.
Use carry distances, not total distance, ideally the average from a launch monitor or a range session rather than your best shot. Adding lofts helps: if two clubs are 8 degrees or more apart, there’s room for another between them. Your bag is saved on this device.