Many golfers today are familiar with the term club fitting,
but they may not really understand how a club fitting works or what that process is
simply stated.
A club fitting is a process by where we capture measured data to optimize your entire
set so that you can get the most out of each club in your bag.
Ok. Let's take a look at a couple of numbers here
since no two golfers are the same. It's important to consult an expert fitter.
They will walk you through a series of steps that identify what's unique about
your swing and make sure all your equipment is optimized for your gear.
And with the increased spin rates,
we're going to increase your carry distance a little bit more.
As you can see here,
every good fitting will start with a discussion where you
talk about your goals and expectations for the fitting.
I'd really like more distance, more consistency, a little bit of everything.
Really.
The next step would be to capture some static measurements on your existing
equipment such as frequency swing weight or the length of the club.
This will help us to establish a baseline
so that we can see the improvements we're
making as we recommend new equipment going forward.
Next, you'll hit some shots.
The data will be captured on a launch
monitor to see how your existing equipment performs.
Once that's done now comes the fun part.
Nice one
long and straight
hitting all the new equipment to get the optimal launch spin and
ball speed to get the very most out of your new equipment.
But because of the increased ball speed, the decrease spin, we did get about 14,
15 more yards like that.
Absolutely. At
this point,
your fitter may continue to fine tune either the components of the head or even some
additional shaft options to make sure you're getting
the very most out of every single shot,
your launch angles maybe with a little bit more loft
and then
you go here and I'm going to raise your launch angle up,
keep your spinners nice and low, but we're going to keep the draw bias on there.
So it straightens out your buffet
from there, it's all up to you.
So through the fitting process, you're likely to gain some yards,
certainly some accuracy.
But the only way you're really going to know with all of these options,
what's best for your game is to schedule a fitting and
get the most out of every club in your bag.