A useful golf bag gives you clear options for the shots you face. Before adding a new club, take a closer look at the set you already use.
1. Do you know your carry distances?
Record how far each club normally carries, using several representative shots. Look for clubs that carry similar distances and gaps that leave you without a comfortable option.
2. Can you use each club with confidence?
Consider the clubs you avoid. Is the challenge strike, launch, direction or simply the shot you’re trying to play? That gives us a better starting point than a single best shot.
3. Does your set match your golf?
Think about your home course, typical approach distances and the lies you play from. Your equipment should support those demands.
A Bag Performance Review helps connect these observations with measured ball flight and professional advice. The next step might be an adjustment, a coaching focus or a different club.
