physical chemistry - Finding amount of CaCl2 produced in a reaction

The question is as follows:

Calcium reacts with chlorine gas to form solid calcium chloride. If $\pu{5.3g}$ of calcium reacts with excess chlorine. Find out how much calcium chloride will be produced.

I have balanced the equation so far and got:

$$\ce{Ca(s) + Cl2(g) -> CaCl2(s)}$$

I'm confused as to where I go from there.