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An honest read on whether your clubs match your measured swing — graded on what you've told us plus what your swings show. A fitter with a launch monitor settles the rest.
Read-only demo — bag editing is disabled.
Type what's in your bag below and the grade builds itself from seven factors — weighted by how much each one can honestly claim. Every spec is optional; each one you add raises coverage instead of faking a number.
The loft ladder from your set-ending iron down through the wedges — pure arithmetic on the lofts you type (~4° ≈ one club).
Shaft flex against your measured radar speed. ±1 flex is tolerance — flex isn't standardized between makers — and measured tempo can shift the window one step.
Driver loft window and long-iron cutoffs for your measured speed — starting-point charts, not verdicts.
Typed lengths against height charts — static estimates only; wrist-to-floor (a fitter measure) is what actually sets length.
Coarse grams-vs-speed bands. Directional only — weight is the one shaft spec charts get roughly right; feel and strike decide.
Patterns in your analyzed swings that suggest a cheap, reversible gear test. Advisory and capped — a video pattern is worth testing, never a failing grade.
Informational only — driver tech and wedge grooves age, but age never moves the grade.
Editing is disabled on the read-only demo.
What this page will never claim:
A live fitting with a launch monitor beats every heuristic here — this page tells you where it'll pay off.