Wedge Calibration Session
Set up a grid of wedge and shot-length cells with a target repetition count, then log measured carries as you complete each cell.
| Wedge | Shot length | Reps requested | Measured (comma-sep) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wedge | Shot length | Progress | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| SW | Full | 0/5 | no data |
A grid, not a guess
Rather than trying to remember roughly how far each wedge carries at full and partial length, this tool structures a specific grid of cells, one per wedge and shot-length combination, each with its own target repetition count. That structure is what turns a practice session into a genuine calibration exercise.
A summary, never a guarantee
The measured range shown for each cell is exactly that: a summary of what you actually hit during the session. It never transforms a swing feel or cue into a guaranteed future distance; your next shot with the same club and length could still land outside the range you measured.
Resuming a partial session
If you cannot finish every cell in one sitting, the completion state shown for each cell lets you pick up exactly where you left off next time, without losing track of which cells still need work.
A local tool, nothing retained automatically
This tool does not save your session anywhere by default; the data lives in the calculator until you choose to record it elsewhere. Feed the resulting ranges into the Wedge Setup Analyzer once you have measured data for each wedge.
Frequently asked questions
Does the measured range for a cell guarantee my next shot lands there?
No. It is a summary of what you actually hit during the session, never a guarantee. Your next shot with the same club and length could still land outside the range you measured.
Do I need to finish the whole calibration grid in one session?
No. The completion state shown for each cell lets you pick up exactly where you left off next time, without losing track of which cells still need work.
Does this tool save my session data automatically?
No. The data lives in the calculator until you choose to record it elsewhere — feed the resulting ranges into the Wedge Setup Analyzer once you have measured data for each wedge.