Find your length.
Club length is set from two measurements: your height, and your wrist-to-floor distance. Get those right and the rest of the fit follows.
Before you start.
How to measure wrist-to-floor
Takes 30 seconds · tap a step to see it
See it on a chart
The chart shows height across the top and wrist-to-floor down the side. Find where your two measurements meet and it tells you the shaft length to look for. A highlighted band runs diagonally through the middle (between the two black lines), and most golfers land inside it.
1. Find your height. Look along the top of the chart for the height closest to yours.
2. Find your wrist-to-floor. Look down the side for your measurement. The chart shows inches on one edge and centimetres on the other.
3. Mark where the two meet. Follow the line down from your height and across from your wrist-to-floor. The point where they cross is your reading.
4. If that point sits outside the shaded band, slide it sideways. Keep your wrist-to-floor measurement and move straight across, left or right, until you reach the edge of the band. Read from there instead. This is the point that gives the most accurate length.
5. Take that length shopping. The chart gives your length as standard, or a set amount shorter or longer. Check it against the length listed on any club you are looking at.
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A guide, not a guarantee. This gives a sensible starting point based on your measurements, but it doesn't replace a professional in-person fitting. If you're between two lengths, a qualified fitter's word wins.