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Old 11-03-2003, 02:05 AM
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Question Driving distance

Dear Pro,
I am a left hand golfer aged 7 years from India.I have been playing since 4, I use US Kids golf clubs(Blue system).I have a few questions about the driving length with my various clubs.
At present I carry my drives about 110 - 120 yards and with the roll should end up @ 140 yards consistently,(since my direction is straight I am certain that my clubface is square on).I stand 4ft on my socks and weigh 24 kgs.
My 3 wood shots travel about 120 yards.
5 iron travels about 90 yards,7 iron about 70 yds,8 iron -60yds,9 iron 50 yds,Sandwedge 56 degree loft about 30 -40 yds.
Kindly let me know if these distances are ok for me.
Sorry for the lengthy post.
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Shiv,

Here is a chart that shows a Junior Golf Association's tournament distances and pars.

Age Group Holes Tees Played or Yardage
Girls 08 - 10 9 Holes Par 5 - 250, Par 4 - 175, Par 3 - Ladies Tee
Girls 11 - 12 9 Holes Par 5 - 300, Par 4 - 200, Par 3 - Ladies Tee
Girls 13 - 14 9 Holes Ladies Tee - "B" Div. - 9 holes
Girls 15 - 18 18 Holes Ladies Tee - "B" Div. - 9 holes

Boys 08 - 10 9 Holes Par 5 - 250, Par 4 - 175, Par 3 - Ladies Tee
Boys 11 - 12 9 Holes Ladies Tee
Boys 13 - 14 18 Holes Men's Tee - 6,000 - 6,400 - "B" Div. - 9 holes
Boys 15 - 18 18 Holes Men's Tee - 6,200 - 6,500 - "B" Div. - 9 holes

Based on what you said, and you only being 7:

A par 5 being a max of 250, and you drive it 140. That leaves you 110 in. Your 3W goes 120, so you would even make it to the back pin placement!

Looks like you are ahead of the game...keep it up!
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Old 11-05-2003, 03:15 AM
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Thank you for yr.prompt reply.I have one more question,at present I play the fairway wood (3 wood with 25 degree loft) with the ball placed in the middle of my feet and hand slightly ahead,while I get the distance sometimes I don't get the required elevation.Any suggestions/corrections pl?
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Yes. Place the ball position forward for woods and long irons, middle for mid-irons, and slightly back for short irons.
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Old 11-05-2003, 01:37 PM
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DEAR PRO Thank you for your helpful reply I will practice this way and I,ll keep In touch with you .
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