My golf distance charts show the key elements that influence how far you can hit each golf club: Swing speed; Ball speed; Smash factor; Quality and optimization of equipment; These factors are all heavily influenced by your physiology, skill, age and strength or flexibility levels.

Golf club distance charts for beginners, average golfers, women, and seniors. Find your average hitting distances and learn to play smarter!

This golf club distance chart will help provide you with a guide to how far you should hit your golf clubs. You’ll also be able to tell what level you’re at compared to the pros and how increasing your swing speed will impact your yardage.

In this guide, we'll break down how far amateur golfers of various skill levels and swing speeds hit each of their clubs to give you an idea of how you stack up. We've also included PGA and LPGA carry distance averages to see how you compare with the pros.

According to TrackMan, the average PGA Tour player has a driver club speed of 115 MPH, resulting in a 282 yard carry. Meanwhile, LPGA Tour players average 96 MPH with driver, and carry the ball 223 yards.