In addition to being a golf club loft chart the table is a golf club distance chart as well.
Golf club standard loft.
Old standard loft angle.
To complicate matters in recent years some golf club companies have changed the loft of their irons so that the 7 iron for example may have had somewhere around 38 degrees of loft in years past but now features a 34 degree loft.
You ll see that there is 3 to 4 degrees of loft equating to roughly 10 15 yards distance between each club.
Golf club loft angles.
There is no official loft angle assigned to each iron.
Loft angles of specific clubs vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.
But that s about the practical limit for a club.
When we compare distance loft and speed we use the 7 iron as the base measurement.
Club lengths will of course vary to suit the height of the golfer some typical club lengths are given.
It says the typical loft for a 4 iron is 25 degrees with each successively shorter club adding 3 degrees up to the 8 iron which generally has 37 degrees of loft.
So the loft on the 3 iron is 21 degrees and on the 4 iron 24degrees etc.
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The clubs are listed in order of shot distance from shortest putter all the way up to the longest driver.
The loft of a club is the angle formed by the intersection of the line of the clubface and the line of the shaft.
Old standard loft angle.
Irons follow a tighter standard of loft according to leaderboard.
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Golf distillery golf terms club parts loft.
You only need about 60 degrees to make a perfect flop shot.
Lob wedges can go as high as 64 degrees.
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The 9 iron and pitching wedge feature 41 and 45 degrees respectively with the sand wedge at 55 and lob wedge at 60.
26 25 28 irons.
Although there is no official loft angle for each club manufacturers can set the angles to whatever they choose there is a standard loft angle for a set of irons.
The data in this table represents.
A high lofted club such as a sand wedge would have a loft somewhere about 55 degrees.
Loft angles are expressed in degrees with respect to vertical rather than the ground.
Between 1970 and the present most if not all club manufactures have strengthen the lofts and extended the shafts on off the counter iron sets effectively creating a new standard in terms of iron loft and length.
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Each club found in a golfer s bag will have a different loft angle usually ranging from 8 5 for a driver with a low ball flight up to around 60 for a lob.
The table below shows how the loft and length of clubs has changed from 1970 to the present.
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Loft range.
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