Direct answer
There is no universal distance for each club.
There is no single chart that says how far you should hit each club. Use a carry you actually recorded, label where it came from, and keep a course check beside it before you call it a playing number.
Start from a session you can name
A stock yardage chart describes a model golfer, not your bag. Bay2Course does not assign a standard distance to any club. The record worth keeping is a club, a carry from a session you chose, and the source label the import saved.
One longest shot is a weak record of that club. Leave the outlier visible instead of replacing the reviewed number with it.
Compare clubs you actually hit
A gap is the difference between two clubs from the same labeled session. If the jump looks strange, review the source before you treat either number as something to play. Bag DNA is where those saved clubs sit together. It is a record, not a fitting result and not a promise of distance.
You do not need a number for every club before the card is useful. One club with a clear source is a better start than a full bag assembled from mixed screens.
Names the import parser can recognize
Bay2Course reads club and carry rows from text, a CSV, or a screenshot you choose. The parser looks for the names below in that text. A match only labels the source. It is not an official integration, API, endorsement, or partnership.
- X-Golf
- TrackMan
- SkyTrak, SkyTrak+, and Caddy. The saved label for this match is “Launch-monitor screenshot.”
- Foresight, GCQuad, GC3, and QuadMAX
- Uneekor, EYE XO, and QED
- GSPro
- Golfzon, GDR, and GDR Plus. The saved label is “Golfzon-style screenshot.”
- Full Swing, Kit Studio, and Sports Series. The saved label is “Full Swing-style screenshot.”
- FlightScope, FS Golf, FS Skills, Mevo, Mevo+, Mevo Gen 2, and X3. The saved label is “FlightScope-style screenshot.”
- Bushnell, Launch Pro, MyBag, and Link Enabled. The saved label is “Bushnell Launch Pro-style screenshot.”
- Garmin and Approach R10. The saved label is “Garmin R10-style screenshot.”
- Rapsodo, MLM2PRO, and the phrase “mobile launch monitor”. The saved label is “Rapsodo MLM2PRO-style screenshot.”
- If none of those names appear, the parser uses “Generic simulator” and can still read a table of club and carry values.
The source support matrix uses the same boundary: user-directed text, CSV, or a screenshot. See how import works.
Common questions
Can Bay2Course tell me my 7-iron distance?
No. It can store a carry you import or enter and a later course check. It does not assign a standard yardage to a club.
Should I use my longest shot as the club distance?
No. A single longest shot is a poor record of the club. Keep the session context, and do not replace a reviewed number with one outlier.
How do I compare two clubs?
Put two clubs from the same labeled session next to each other and look at the gap you actually recorded. A large jump is a reason to review the source, not proof that one club is wrong.
Keep going
Save the number on a trusted club card, then check one club outside. Course Mode on the phone records expected, short, or long. A watch is not required.
Other direct answers: Sim distance vs course distance · How to use launch monitor data on the course · Keeping sim numbers for spring.