Bag Mapping Session
List your clubs and log measured carries for each as you go through a range or simulator session. This tool tracks coverage and flags stale data.
| Club | Measured carries (comma-sep) | Last measured | |
|---|---|---|---|
Coverage
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| Club | Min | Typical | Max | Stale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | no data | no data | no data | no |
Building coverage one club at a time
A useful bag map does not need every club measured in one sitting. This tool tracks which clubs have measured data and which do not, so you can build coverage incrementally across several range sessions without losing track of what is left.
Min, typical, and max, not one number
A single carry number invites false confidence. This tool summarizes every measured club as a range, min, typical (the mean of your entries), and max, so you keep the real variability visible instead of collapsing it into a single misleadingly precise figure.
Why stale data gets flagged
A measurement over a year old may no longer reflect your current game, especially after an equipment change, a swing change, or simply a season of continued improvement. This tool flags any club whose last-measured date is more than a year old as a candidate for remeasurement, not as invalid data to discard.
Where this connects
Feed your measured ranges into the Bag Gapping Map and the Simulator Practice Planner once you have built up real coverage here.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to measure every club in one session?
No. This tool tracks which clubs have measured data and which do not, so you can build coverage incrementally across several range sessions without losing track of what is left.
Why does this tool show a range instead of one carry number per club?
A single carry number invites false confidence. This tool summarizes every measured club as min, typical (the mean of your entries), and max, keeping the real variability visible instead of collapsing it into one misleadingly precise figure.
What does it mean when a club is flagged as "stale"?
A measurement over a year old may no longer reflect your current game, especially after an equipment or swing change. This tool flags it as a candidate for remeasurement, not as invalid data to discard.