Golf Club Fitting: What to Expect — Bring Your Ball, Gear & Real Goals
Simulate the course: wear golf shoes, glove, and bring your own clubs and ball. Share goals (gaps, shape, control). If injured, reschedule. Expect more center strikes, tighter dispersion, and confident yardages from a proper fit.
Key Points
Treat it Like the Course: Bring golf shoes, glove, your own golf ball, and full set of clubs to simulate a real on-course environment for the most accurate results.
Use Your Own Equipment:
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Clubs: Analyzing your current bag (shaft type, head style like cavity or muscle back) helps the fitter understand your setup and ability.
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Golf Ball: It's the one piece used on every shot, so using your regular ball ensures consistency and more relevant data.
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Understand Your Game Goals: Fitters want to know what you're trying to improve—distance gaps, shot shape, control, etc.
Physical Condition Matters:
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If you’re injured or limited physically, results won’t reflect your real swing.
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It’s better to reschedule than to waste the session with inaccurate numbers.
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Benefits of Custom Fitting:
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More center strikes on the club face
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Tighter dispersion and more consistent distances across clubs
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More confidence when selecting a club on the course, knowing what to expect in terms of yardage and flight.
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