ā›³ Golf Club Swingweight Measurement
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Precise Club Analysis and Custom Shaft Fitting Service

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Swingweight Measurement

Simple Measurement Method

1. Total Club Weight: Weigh the entire club with a digital scale (grams)
2. Balance Point Distance: Balance the club on your finger and measure the distance from the grip end to the balance point (cm)

Grip End Balance Point Head Measure Balance Point Distance
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Driver: 280-320g, Iron: 380-450g
= 0.0 cm
Typically in the 31-35" (80-90cm) range

Measurement Results

What is Swingweight?

Swingweight is a measurement of the club's balance point and weight distribution. Generally, D0-D2 is standard, and D3-D5 is on the heavier side. This measurement significantly affects swing feel and control.

How to Adjust Swingweight

  • To Make Heavier: Add lead tape to the clubhead or replace with a heavier grip
  • To Make Lighter: Replace with a lighter grip or shorten the shaft
  • Using Lead Tape: Apply lead tape to the back or sole of the clubhead - approximately 2g increases by 1 swingweight point

Custom Shaft Recommendation

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= 0.0 m/s
Driver average: Male 140-160 mph (63-71 m/s), Female 110-130 mph (49-58 m/s)

Recommendation Results

Importance of Shaft Selection

The right shaft improves both distance and accuracy. Consider torque, CPM, and flex when selecting. Using a shaft that matches your swing speed enables consistent ball striking.

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