Golf bag full of clubs on a fairway at sunset with mountains behind
Golf equipment

Know your clubs. Find the right gear.

Save how far you hit each club for suggestions on the course, see gear that fits what you're working on, and shop new or used.

My bag

Check the clubs you carry and type how far you usually hit each one. Track shots on the course and, after 3 shots, your tracked number takes over. Kept on this phone.

In bagClubYour yardsTracked
Driver—
3 wood—
5 wood—
4 hybrid—
5 hybrid—
4 iron—
5 iron—
6 iron—
7 iron—
8 iron—
9 iron—
Pitching wedge—
Gap wedge—
Sand wedge—
Lob wedge—
Use it on the course10 clubs in your bag · 0 tracked shots

Gear picks by what you're working on

Types of gear, not brands. Your debrief shows the picks for your main priority.

Driving

Alignment sticks

Lay one down at your target so you can see where you're aimed during driving drills.

Impact tape or face spray

Shows where on the face you're hitting it, so you have facts instead of guesses.

Approach

Rangefinder

Exact yardages to the flag help you pick the right club for approach shots.

Alignment sticks

Check your aim on approach practice and set up targets at the range.

Short game

Chipping net

Practice chips and pitches at home with a clear target.

Short-flight practice balls

Soft balls let you hit pitch shots in a backyard without damage.

Putting

Putting mat

Daily short-putt reps at home add up quickly.

Putting mirror

Lets you check your eyes and shoulders at setup without a coach.

Course management

Yardage book or notebook

Write down your club distances and plan for each hole.

Rangefinder

Know the carry to hazards so you can choose the safe side.

Mental game

Golf journal

A few notes after each round makes patterns easier to see.

Shot clock or timer

Practice your pre-shot routine to a steady rhythm.

Shop new or used clubs

Used clubs can save a lot, and most of these stores take trade-ins. We aren't paid by any of these stores.