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How do you measure it? Where the wrist meets your forearm or in the middle of your palm/ closer to the fingers where the club normally would be gripped?

I thought my clubs where to long but now Im all confused. With 37-38 inches to the floor (measuring from where the wrist meets the forearm) I should have a 38,5 inch five iron which I have..

You measure to where the wrist bends, not to where you grip the club.

Thank you. Then I apparently have the right length although it feels to long..

Straightshooter; I never knew you had such nice hands. Very nice.

I admit it: I was fishing for a compliment on my recent $300.- manicure! I couldn't believe my luck when this topic came up: Thank you all for making my day!

300 bucks for manicure, wow, really women are from Venus. After 2 weeks, the color will chip off, the nail will grow. But indeed nice hands.

Thats what I love about these forums, you never know what direction your thread is heading

Straightshooter, I bet you use gloves on both hands to protect those delicate hands?

Wrist to floor measurement is just a guideline and a starting point. If your clubs feel to long for you than this definitely supercedes any static measurement you can take. Comfort and player ability are the true ways to fit clublength.

It could also mean you are bending over too far, causing your clubs to appear to be too long. Try standing up taller, and see if you play better or not. Worth a try at least.

Yes I am bending over quite a bit and I don`t like the feel. I have been tought this way by my local pro.

We checked the lie angle yesterday on a lie board and I hit it +2 degrees on the toe.

That should cause a push right?

If the toe is low at setup, the loft of the club would mean the face is angled a bit to the right, and cause you the hit the ball a little right. I hope I explained that clearly enough to make it understandable. If not, yell at me and I'll try again.

I should hit a push but I pull it . Im sure it happens because I try to compensate for the slicing and has nothing to do with the toe down hit.