A guide so simple, even your golf swing will understand it

Grip size matters. Too big and you'll block it. Too small and you'll pull it. Get it right and the clubface stays square. That's it.

Measure your hand. Compare it to the chart. Done.

Need specifics? Measure from your wrist crease to your longest finger tip, then measure that finger from the web to the tip. Match those numbers to the chart below.

Here's your grip size—measure twice, wrap accordingly.

Start with Measurement 1 (wrist crease to fingertip) and find your row on the chart. Scan right to Measurement 2 (finger web to tip). Your grip size and tape wraps appear next to it. Done.

A guide so simple, even your golf swing will understand it

Too short? You'll hunch like you're searching for a lost ball in the rough. Too long? You'll swing like a windmill and wonder why the ball goes sideways.

The right shaft length depends on your height, arm length, and how you actually swing. Get it wrong and you'll fight your own club instead of the course.

Work with a fitter or test different lengths. Your swing will thank you.

**Overall Height**

Your height is a starting point for club length, but it's not the whole story. Tall golfers don't always need longer clubs, and shorter golfers don't always need shorter ones. That's why proper fitting looks at more than just how you measure up against a doorframe.

Stand barefoot on a hard surface with your arms hanging naturally at your sides. Measure from the floor to your wrist crease with a tape measure. That's it—no high heels, no creative positioning.

Why this matters: two golfers can be the same height but have wildly different arm and leg proportions. Wrist-to-floor nails it. Height alone doesn't.

Take both measurements, check the chart below, and you'll know exactly how much longer or shorter your clubs should be.