frayne
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
Just curious as to what the golfers of the forum think about the benefits of getting fitted for clubs. A little background, 65 years old been playing since I was about 15 years old. When playing regularly I shoot in the low to mid eighties, nineties when I don't, have had two holes in one and play with a group at least once a week and hit the range three times a week as much to stay loose as to work on any particular aspect of my game. I have never been fitted for clubs.
The other day at the driving range got into a discussion as to the benefit of being fitted. A comment was made that as we grow older and the body and swing changes, clubs that you were fitted for today may not be appropriate for your body/swing in the future. I have always played good quality club, Callaway, Adams, Pings, etc. Another comment was made that most places that fit you are usually pushing one or two brands they are trying to sell, and it is more about the sale than the fitting.
I have a number of friends that play fitted clubs and as far as I can tell their game is no better or worse than when they played off the shelf clubs.
If I were a younger lad starting out and having a consistent and repeatable swing I think I could see a much better benefit but really wonder being 65 years old if it would be worth the expense ? Just curious what other golfers here think ? Thanks in advance for any comments.
The other day at the driving range got into a discussion as to the benefit of being fitted. A comment was made that as we grow older and the body and swing changes, clubs that you were fitted for today may not be appropriate for your body/swing in the future. I have always played good quality club, Callaway, Adams, Pings, etc. Another comment was made that most places that fit you are usually pushing one or two brands they are trying to sell, and it is more about the sale than the fitting.
I have a number of friends that play fitted clubs and as far as I can tell their game is no better or worse than when they played off the shelf clubs.
If I were a younger lad starting out and having a consistent and repeatable swing I think I could see a much better benefit but really wonder being 65 years old if it would be worth the expense ? Just curious what other golfers here think ? Thanks in advance for any comments.
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