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12,437 courses, 4,297 clubs and 846 shafts — every figure from the people who published it.
Start anywhere. Every record has its own page, every ranking is arithmetic you could redo yourself, and where nobody published a number the page says so instead of guessing one.
Courses
12,437 courses
all 50 states and Washington, DC. 12,050 carry a hole-by-hole scorecard and 9,435 carry USGA ratings across 61,282 sets of tees. Search by name, city, access or length.
Clubs
4,297 clubs
Every loft, lie, length, bounce and head weight 39 brands publish — and a blank where they publish nothing, which the page says in words. 408 name the shaft that ships in the box.
Shafts
846 shafts
5,374 individual weights and flexes, with launch, spin and torque wherever the maker states them.
Course rankings
78 national boards
13 published figures, each ordered from both ends — hardest and easiest, longest and shortest — with the field size beside every ordinal. Cut by state and by 280 metro areas, so "near me" is a real question here.
Club rankings
138 club fields
The same claim on the gear side: published specs placed against comparable clubs, cut by category, model year, brand and player level. Ranked from both ends, because an order has two of them and neither is the good one.
Compare
Side by side
Put two courses, two clubs or two shafts against each other on the figures they both publish. A column nobody publishes is not drawn.
The gear explorer
Chart the whole catalog
Every club and shaft in the database as a scatter you can filter and sort — for when the question is about the shape of the field rather than about one record.