What is the standard length of golf clubs?

Answer by  buckeyeswin2003 (106)

There is no standard length of a golf club. Every club depending on its type and number is shorter or longer. A driver is always longer than a pitching wedge, for instance. Also different clubs from different manufacturers have differing lengths.

Answer by  jossf3d (258)

Every club type has a different standard length, and it depends on the shaft material. A mans driver shaft is normally 44 inches or half inch longer for graphite shaft.

Answer by  matt80 (142)

The standard driver length has increased over the last few decades and is now approximately 45 inchees in length. The standard iron length for a wedge is 36 inches and each longer club goes up in half inch increments.

Answer by  Deepali (68)

There is no standard lenght for golf clubs. Each golf club making company is free to make his club as per their need. So there is no specific lenth.

Answer by  Squeaks289 (273)

There is no industry standard for length of clubs. It varies from manufacturer to manufacturer. The best thing to do is go try some out, see what works for you.

Answer by  mb1rock (89)

There are different lengths of each club ranging from 44 inches, which is the driver. And the 35 inches which includes the wedges. These are the standard lengths of golf clubs.