Golf Bag Manager
Log every club in your bag — brand, model, loft, shaft flex, typical carry distance. SwingVantage uses this data to add equipment context to your diagnoses.
What it is
The Golf Bag Manager is where you record every club you carry — brand, model, loft, shaft flex, and typical carry distance. Once your bag is in, SwingVantage can factor equipment into your diagnoses, distinguishing a swing problem from a gapping or gear problem.
It also unlocks the rest of the equipment tools: loft gapping analysis to find distance holes, and loft autofill to populate specs quickly. A well-maintained bag is the foundation for honest distance and gapping insight.
Who it’s for
- Golfers who want equipment context folded into their analysis
- Anyone planning a re-gap, fitting, or new-club decision
How to take full advantage
A step-by-step guide to getting everything out of Golf Bag Manager.
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Add every club you carry
Enter each club with as much detail as you have — brand, model, loft, flex, and a realistic carry distance.
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Use realistic carry numbers
Log your actual average carry, not your best-ever. Honest numbers make gapping analysis meaningful.
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Keep it current
Update the bag when you change clubs or shafts so diagnoses and gapping stay accurate.
Try Golf Bag Manager free
Works on any device, for all seven live sports.
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