How to Choose Golf Clubs for Your Height

Height Range (inches)Driver Length (inches)Recommended FlexRecommended LoftRecommended Lie Angle
60-6443-44L or A12-14 degrees56-58 degrees
64-6844-45L or A12-14 degrees56-58 degrees
68-7245-46A or R10-12 degrees58-60 degrees
72-7646-47R or S9-11 degrees60-62 degrees
76-8047-48S or X8-10 degrees62-64 degrees

Fairway Wood Length for Golfers Based on Height

Height Range (inches)Fairway Wood Length (inches)Recommended FlexRecommended LoftRecommended Lie Angle
60-6440-42L or A15-17 degrees56-58 degrees
64-6841-43L or A15-17 degrees56-58 degrees
68-7242-44A or R13-15 degrees58-60 degrees
72-7643-45R or S12-14 degrees60-62 degrees
76-8044-46S or X11-13 degrees62-64 degrees

Iron Length for Golfers Based on Height

Height Range (inches)Iron Length (inches)Recommended FlexRecommended LoftRecommended Lie Angle
60-6434-36L or A25-27 degrees56-58 degrees
64-6835-37L or A25-27 degrees56-58 degrees
68-7236-38A or R23-25 degrees58-60 degrees
72-7637-39R or S21-23 degrees60-62 degrees
76-8038-40S or X19-21 degrees62-64 degrees

Wedge Length for Golfers Based on Height

 

Rangefinder on Discount

Height Range (inches)Wedge Length (inches)Recommended FlexRecommended LoftRecommended Lie Angle
60-6432-34L or A47-49 degrees56-58 degrees
64-6833-35L or A47-49 degrees56-58 degrees
68-7234-36A or R45-47 degrees58-60 degrees
72-7635-37R or S43-45 degrees60-62 degrees
76-8036-3836-3845-47 degrees62-64 degrees

 

Putter Length for Golfers Based on Height

Height Range (inches)Putter Length (inches)Recommended Lie AngleRecommended Loft
60-6432-3369-72 degrees2-4 degrees
64-6833-3469-72 degrees2-4 degrees
68-7234-3569-72 degrees2-4 degrees
72-7635-3669-72 degrees2-4 degrees
76-8036-3769-72 degrees2-4 degrees

Hybrid Length for Golfers Based on Height

Height Range (inches)Hybrid Length (inches)Recommended FlexRecommended LoftRecommended Lie Angle
60-6435-36L or A20-22 degrees56-58 degrees
64-6836-37L or A20-22 degrees56-58 degrees
68-7237-38A or R18-20 degrees58-60 degrees
72-7638-39R or S16-18 degrees60-62 degrees
76-8039-40S or X14-16 degrees62-64 degrees

 Shaft Length and Flex for Golfers Based on Height and Swing Speed

Height Range (inches)Swing Speed (mph)Driver Shaft Length (inches)Driver Shaft FlexIron Shaft Length (inches)Iron Shaft Flex
60-64Below 7041-42Ladies33-34Ladies
60-6470-8043-44Senior34-35Senior
60-6480-9044-45Regular35-36Regular
60-6490-10045-46Stiff36-37Stiff
60-64Above 10046-47X-Stiff37-38X-Stiff
64-68Below 7042-43Ladies34-35Ladies
64-6870-8044-45Senior35-36Senior
64-6880-9045-46Regular36-37Regular
64-6890-10046-47Stiff37-38Stiff
64-68Above 10047-48X-Stiff38-39X-Stiff
68-72Below 7043-44Ladies35-36Ladies
68-7270-8045-46Senior36-37Senior

Iron Set Makeup for Golfers Based on Height and Skill Level

Height Range (inches)Handicap LevelIron Set Makeup
60-64Beginner5-PW, SW
60-64Intermediate4-PW, SW
60-64Advanced3-PW, SW
64-68Beginner5-PW, SW
64-68Intermediate4-PW, SW
64-68Advanced3-PW, SW
68-72Beginner5-PW, SW
68-72Intermediate4-PW, SW
68-72Advanced3-PW, SW
72-76Beginner5-PW, SW
72-76Intermediate4-PW, SW
72-76Advanced3-PW, SW
76-80Beginner5-PW, SW
76-80Intermediate4-PW, SW
76-80Advanced3-PW, SW

Wedge Loft and Bounce for Golfers Based on Height and Course Conditions

Height Range (inches)Course ConditionsWedge Loft (degrees)Wedge Bounce (degrees)
60-64Soft, Wet Conditions58-6010-12
60-64Firm, Dry Conditions54-568-10
64-68Soft, Wet Conditions58-6010-12
64-68Firm, Dry Conditions54-568-10
68-72Soft, Wet Conditions58-6010-12
68-72Firm, Dry Conditions54-568-10
72-76Soft, Wet Conditions58-6010-12
72-76Firm, Dry Conditions54-568-10
76-80Soft, Wet Conditions58-6010-12
76-80Firm, Dry Conditions54-568-10

Driver Loft and Shaft Flex for Golfers Based on Height and Swing Speed

Height Range (inches)Swing Speed (mph)Driver Loft (degrees)Shaft Flex
60-64< 8012-14Senior
60-6480-9010.5-12Regular
60-64> 909-10.5Stiff
64-68< 8012-14Senior
64-6880-9010.5-12Regular
64-68> 909-10.5Stiff
68-72< 8012-14Senior
68-7280-9010.5-12Regular
68-72> 909-10.5Stiff
72-76< 8012-14Senior
72-7680-9010.5-12Regular
72-76> 909-10.5Stiff
76-80< 8012-14Senior
76-8080-9010.5-12Regular
76-80> 909-10.5Stiff

Hybrid and Fairway Wood Loft for Golfers Based on Height and Swing Speed

Height Range (inches)Swing Speed (mph)Hybrid Loft (degrees)Fairway Wood Loft (degrees)
60-64< 8023-2516-18
60-6480-9020-2214-16
60-64> 9018-2013-15
64-68< 8023-2516-18
64-6880-9020-2214-16
64-68> 9018-2013-15
68-72< 8023-2516-18
68-7280-9020-2214-16
68-72> 9018-2013-15
72-76< 8023-2516-18
72-7680-9020-2214-16
72-76> 9018-2013-15
76-80< 8023-2516-18
76-8080-9020-2214-16
76-80> 9018-2013-15

 

Iron Length for Golfers Based on Height and Skill Level

Height Range (inches)Beginner Length (inches)Intermediate Length (inches)Advanced Length (inches)
60-6435-3636-3737-38
64-6836-3737-3838-39
68-7237-3838-3939-40
72-7638-3939-4040-41
76-8039-4040-4141-42

Wedge Loft for Golfers Based on Height and Skill Level

Height Range (inches)Beginner Lob Wedge Loft (degrees)Intermediate Lob Wedge Loft (degrees)Advanced Lob Wedge Loft (degrees)
60-6458-6056-5854-56
64-6858-6056-5854-56
68-7260-6258-6056-58
72-7660-6258-6056-58
76-8060-6258-6056-58

Note: The table above is only for the lob wedge, as other wedges such as the gap wedge and sand wedge may have different loft angles based on the golfer’s preference and the course conditions.

 

Iron Set Makeup for Golfers Based on Height and Handicap

Height Range (inches)Low Handicap Iron Set MakeupMid Handicap Iron Set MakeupHigh Handicap Iron Set Makeup
60-643-PW4-PW5-PW
64-683-PW4-PW5-PW
68-724-PW5-PW6-PW
72-764-PW5-PW6-PW
76-804-PW5-PW6-PW

Note: This table assumes a standard iron set makeup with a 3-iron to pitching wedge. Golfers may choose to include additional wedges or hybrids in their set based on their preferences and playing style.

Putter Length for Golfers Based on Height and Handicap

Height Range (inches)Low Handicap Putter Length (inches)Mid Handicap Putter Length (inches)High Handicap Putter Length (inches)
60-6433-3434-3535-36
64-6834-3535-3636-37
68-7235-3636-3737-38
72-7636-3737-3838-39
76-8037-3838-3939-40

Note: This table is a general guide for putter length and individual golfers may have different preferences based on their putting stroke and style.

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