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What should you actually be playing?

One number gets you a full fitting across seven categories, at three prices each, with the reasoning shown. Free, and we don’t sell equipment.

Off the teeSample fitting
Driver96 mph

10.5°, low-spin head

Spin sits above the window for this speed. A forward-CG head and a heavier tip section bring it down without costing launch.

Free · No account · About 30 seconds

Reads files from

TrackManGarmin R10Any other launch monitor, or none at all: type one carry distance and you get the same fitting.

This is what comes back

Where your numbers sit, what your gear should be, and the reasoning behind every pick. A worked example for a 95 mph swing.

Your biggest opportunity

Your driver spin is 350 rpm above optimal for 95 mph. Bringing it down is worth 8 to 12 yards of carry.

Club
95 mph
Ball
143 mph
Spin
3,100
Launch
11.2°
Smash
1.50
Attack
−1.3°
The best of them
Titleist Pro V1
92% match
Best value
The smart money
Snell Prime 4.0
88% match
Last season
Vice Pro Plus
81% match

Where the cheaper club fits nearly as well, the report says so and shows you the gap. Drivers and shafts, iron sets, wedges, fairways and hybrids all get the same treatment.

74th

Faster than roughly three quarters of male amateurs.

1.47

Near the ceiling. More distance has to come from speed, not contact.

+350

Spin is costing you carry, which is where the opportunity above comes from.

Every pick shows its working

A report cites the sources behind the rules that fired for your numbers. Not a bibliography we paste onto every page: only the ones that actually applied to you, which is usually a dozen or more across the seven categories.

Anything we could not work out is left blank rather than filled in with a plausible number. A confidently wrong answer costs more than no answer.

  • TrackMan combine speed tables
  • USGA coefficient of restitution studies
  • Independent ball-test aggregation
  • Tour-average iron shaft weights
  • Turf-interaction geometry
  • Vokey grind selection guide
  • Garmin R10 measurement methodology
  • Strike consistency as a proxy for fitting band
  • and the rest that applied to your swing

What one number turns into

A carry distance implies a club speed, a launch angle and a spin rate. Those three decide most of a fitting: which compression of ball holds up to your strike, where the weight wants to sit in a driver head, how heavy a shaft you can load, and how much bounce your wedges need for the turf you play.

Tell us more and the estimates become measurements. Nothing is guessed quietly: every card names the rule behind it.

You decide how deep it goes

About a minute, nothing to sign up for, and nothing is required beyond the first line. Each thing you add turns on something specific, and the report updates as you go.

  1. 1

    Give us one number

    How far you carry your driver. That is the whole ask.

    • Matched balls, drivers, shafts, irons, wedges, fairways and hybrids
    • Three price tiers in every category, and which one is the better buy
    • Where your speed sits against other amateurs
  2. 2

    Add what's in your bag

    Your driver, irons and ball, plus how far each club carries.

    • Keep, upgrade or no-urgency verdict on the gear you already own
    • Your club gapping chart, with overlaps and yardage holes flagged
    • Every iron compared to your set's lofts, club by club
  3. 3

    Upload a launch monitor file

    A CSV from TrackMan or Garmin R10.

    • Real measured numbers instead of our estimates
    • Strike efficiency and spin against your optimal window
    • A high-confidence fitting, labelled as one

Why golfers use Swingdex

Most fitting advice comes from someone with stock to shift.

Nobody pays us to recommend anything

We don't sell equipment and take no manufacturer commission. There is no house brand and no paid placement, because there is nobody to place.

If your gear already fits, we say so

Name your driver, irons and ball and every pick gets scored against what you already own. Keep, genuine upgrade, or no urgency. The keep verdict is the one no shop will ever give you.

Built on your numbers, not the average golfer's

Compression matched to your speed, spin profile to your launch, wedge bounce to the turf you play. A proper fitting costs a couple of hundred and an afternoon. This costs nothing.

Three prices for every slot, and a view on which one to take

The best of them, the smart-money pick, and last season's model at a used price. Where the cheaper club fits nearly as well, the report says so and shows you the gap.

See what fits your swing

Free, about thirty seconds, and no account needed.

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