SpecMyBag

Full Bag Fitting: Every Specification in Order

A fitting is a sequence, not a menu. Length comes before lie because changing one changes the other. Loft comes after attack angle because attack angle moves the answer further. Shaft weight comes before flex because weight controls the face and flex only trims the flight. This section is the whole sequence, in order.

Your full bag, spec by spec

Every specification at once, from your measurements and the set you already own.

Driver swing speed

Clubhead speed with the driver. Most male amateurs are 85–100 mph.

Transition

How hard you change direction at the top — not how fast you swing.

Negative if you hit down on the driver, positive if you hit up. This moves the answer more than swing speed does.

Units
Height

This is the measurement height alone cannot replace.

How to measure wrist-to-floor (30 seconds)
  1. Stand up straight on a hard floor in the shoes you play in.
  2. Let both arms hang loose at your sides. Do not reach down.
  3. Measure from the crease at the base of your palm — where your hand meets your wrist — straight down to the floor.
  4. Have someone else read the tape. Reaching for it changes the number.

161 sets from 15 brands, 2016–2025, every one confirmed against the manufacturer’s own published table. Pitching wedge lofts across them run from 38° to 47° — more than a full wedge of difference. If your set is not here, read the loft stamped on the sole of your pitching wedge and enter it below; that beats any figure a database can hold.

It is stamped on the sole of most wedges, and printed on the manufacturer's spec sheet for every iron set.

Wedges below the PW

Every question in this section

The rest of the bag

Specifications do not work in isolation. A driver loft that suits your speed is the wrong loft if your attack angle is steeply negative, and a wedge ladder is only correct relative to the pitching wedge above it. Work through the full-bag tool on the homepage when you are ready to see all of them at once.