Am I Good Enough for a Clubfitting?

[@lawrencebogar6136]

Guys, Rick is redoing his bag. He needs to come see you for a fitting. How about a zillion views!

[@ryansmallbone431]

Gotta be done !!!

[@badbilly429]

Would be the sickest collab ever

[@wkndwarrior4733]

Rick has never been one to give fitting a ton of credit. Would be so awesome to see him get a full bag fit

[@markaochoa2017]

Would be so so good!

[@FF04RDF]

Rick for sure but also consider a ‘get fit’ Mark Crossfield (shaftoid piss taker) in the bay. 😮

[@shaunsheppard]

The caveat that I would add is that not all fitters would agree and some ‘go through the motions’ with higher handicappers, doing just enough to get the sale

[@lutaayawamala]

Most people don’t need a 3 wood, but most KZbin reviews of fairways on this channel and others are of 3 woods. Make it make sense.

[@virtualmartijn]

Got irons/hybrids/woods fitted as a 37hcp. Fitter had to explain/coach a bunch but we got through it. Not surprisingly ended up on G425 irons and 5 wood but interestingly a Callaway Rogue ST hybrid. Switched from a 12 year old set of custom fit Wishon's. With 10 years not playing and the shafts having become rock hard the difference was immense. Hcp dropped 13 strokes since getting the set. Don’t underestimate that practicing also becomes more fun when playing with the right set of clubs. More practice + better clubs means hcp drops.

[@markwaters1409]

A bit of a different perspective having had a fitting session atTXG this morning. Objective was to replace the driver I have been using for about 20 years. Handicap index is right around 12, but driver swing in particular is very inconsistent without any kind of consistent miss. This video and the comments from Ian that a fitting could still be beneficial in this scenario is what convinced to me go get fit. The outcome? First the swing I brought to the fitting was even more inconsistent that usual...nerves, expectations and then frustration are no doubt a part of that. After an hour or so and trying half a dozen or so different head/shaft combinations and going back to hit my own driver twice more there was really no meaningful statistical difference between any of the clubs. So for now the 20 year old driver stays in my bag. None of this is to complain about the experience with TXG, really glad I went and to the extent I can develop a more repeatable swing where the "good swings" outnumber the bad I will likely go back and/or book a session to deal with other clubs in my bag that could benefit from a fitting.

[@rufussthoo4083]

Spot on lads. When you drive only 250 yards, you need fewer clubs to achieve a good gapping. I play12 clubs for exactly this reason. My 6, 5 and 4 irons are separated by just 8 yards, so I play 7 iron and 5 iron then a hybrid, a 5 wood (goes farther than my 3 wood) and driver. And the bonus is that my bag is a little lighter 😊

[@mrb8159]

I have a high handicap and have had a full bag fitting and it helped tremendously- the newer clubs are more “far-giving”

[@TenPester]

I play P770 (2021), with KBS Tour 120 S. Went to a free Titleist fitting day at my local range the other day. Within 10 shots of my own club, the guy gives me a T100S with the same shaft. We cycle round the shafts, I guess so he can figure out a few things, then we land at KBS Tour V 110 S. Then flattens the head 1 degree, and it's flush central. Didn't try and sell me clubs, just gave me a sheet with the specs on it. Said there's no point in buying them now as new ones are coming, but I thought it was good. Problem is now, I'm sitting with these 770s lol. It's the same as going for a Lambo away day. After you've rallied he circuit, you need to get back into your Audi.

[@colinwalker7466]

Absolute gold. Time and again I see folk who have clubs in their bag sold on an idea that they’re somehow competing in the world rankings 😬

[@andershaukoos]

This new golfer may have a future in this game!

[@epicragegaming2016]

i have a friend who was shooting in the high 90's he went and got fitted for a driver, hybrids, and irons at txg in toronto. almost instantly he went to low 80's. if you are going to buy clubs anyways, go get fitted. its gonna cost you an extra 100 bucks to get the right combination of clubs that you are going to play every weekend for the next 10 years. a round of golf in the gta is the cost of a fitting. get fitted.

[@robcoates5253]

Was talking to a fellow golfer about this the other day: Best part about getting fit: Not a single question mark in the bag. Having confidence in every single club is game changing. Having the privilege to get fit by Ian, the astonishing part was how much strike quality hinges on the shaft matching delivery characteristics. That alone saves me tons of wasted practice and money spent on clubs that aren't right for me. Narrowing the options of equipment that's right for you makes purchasing new equipment far less daunting as well. I could go on, but I've evangelized for long enough!

[@7777mantle]

Excellent video that clearly shows 14 clubs are not needed as your speed decreases. Also the need to have clubs fitted to your game. Well done Boys

[@hiddenbunny7205]

The more interesting question is "when" would you start benefit from fitting? Can you fit a person who never hit a golf ball? What is the "right" golf club for beginners? No fitter ever talks about this.

[@marcuszettergren8885]

A fitting here is 90 minutes on the range with a Taylormade rep and a Trackman, with range balles so scuffed i wouldn't use them in a drunken 9-holes with the pals. The issue is not that people wants to get fit or not, it is WHERE to get fit.

[@dwalks637]

Matts back, I'm back!

[@ref0910]

Rolls Royce of club fitting this is. Should open branches in UK and Ireland and clean up. I cant even go for a fitting anymore and trust it after i see the level of detail you guys go into 😢

[@ckydmk]

unfortunately comes at RR prices. $5000 for a full bag fitting

[@simsjamal]

I can relate to this so much. I just recently had a club fitting at Club Champion. I am not an advanced golfer by any means and still found great value in having a fitting done. I purchased a set from Amazon 5-6 years ago and found they weren't even close to being right for my swing. The fitter was able to build me a ZX5 head MMT 80G shaft which fit like a glove. I don't get to play as much as I would love to (Says every golfer) so the price point was something I was really concerned about, but I wouldn't have known the price point if I hadn't gone in to be fit.

[@connorpowell8558]

was a 22 HC and went to a fitting. All of my irons they said were not tailored to my swing and working against my swing. Did an entire iron fitting and got my new irons and I am consistently shooting in the 80's with much more iron forgiveness then I ever had. Playing regularly helps but so does getting clubs made for you.

[@anemicroyalty8764]

I really want to see a fitting for a 30+ handicap that hits the ball under 200 yards.

[@tevynmitchell1125]

Can I give you guys a challenge video? I was talking to my club fitter and he knows im a die hard titleist guy (TSR FW,TSR H, t100s, sm9s, scotty) and he was trying to put me in all different brands just to mess with me. he gave me a ping 4 iron, srixon driving iron, mizuno wedges, taylormade driver, odyssey putter to mess with me, all different brands. My challenge to you is do you think you create a bag that you like with 14 different clubs and 14 different brands. each iron has to be different. i think it would be pretty funny but cool to see how versatile these brands and clubs are. Love the videos. You guys are my go to for anything golf!

[@brucemiller3069]

Getting fit attention to details for me eg my iron shaft length longer than std lie angle +2deg etc. First time using X flex shaft. While now dropping hcp and senior (60) have high swing speed 92mph7i with loft 34deg no problems with ball height. fit definitely helps dropped 6.2 shots so far. Mizuno (jpx921 tours). to a degree having to learn new swing with a better fit shaft but definitely more consistent after fit and still improving as have much better feel where club head is etc. Aiming to get to sub bogey player. set lifetime PB by some distance already. That was my initial payback for getting fit. Even putter from generic high toe hang to centre shaft ping heppler c now putting avg 31-32 /round with low days 28-29 putts fitting def helped.

[@tattooguy413]

Honestly, thank you so much for showing these kind of things at these swing speeds!!!! Wish that happened more :)

[@TTT-Turbo]

7 wood is one lots of people should have in all honesty. There amazing and fly to the moon and land soft 210-220 club. 19° hybrid doesn't fly any further but lower so benefit from windy days so having both and take to the course then decide what goes in the bag that day.

[@mikecoughlin4128]

I hit my driver 215 max and you’re hitting a 7w. But then again I hit my 1/3/5w all the same distance.

[@SONOMA_VALLEY_TOM]

I'm a 70 year old with a 16 handicap. Pulled the 5 iron out of the bag, replaced with a 7 wood. Way more consistent, easier to swing. Also higher ball flight and steeper descent angle. Drop it on the green from 170 yards and the ball stays on the green.

[@johnchayy2766]

Definitely a question I asked my self. I love your videos, definitely one day I’ll get fitted by you guys. I’m local just outside Toronto.

[@Gafgarion852]

Had 4i & 3i in my bag, totally useless and I wouldn't want to pull them out. Fitted for set with 4H, it closed the gap between 5i and 5w and now it's one of the most reliable clubs in my bag. Gave me room for a GW and more options closer to the green.

[@briannelson1784]

Hi guys posting from Glasgow. I’m 74 yrs young got fitted today for a new ping g430 driver and 5 wood at clydeway golf centre. Had a first class fitting 17 yards longer and far tighter dispersion than my present driver 185 yards carry from 5 wood hitting of the deck. Fitting is a no brainer and there was no charge as a Scot that is always a deal breaker. Got 5 wood away with me specs for driver e mailed to ping should collect next week 🏌️‍♂️😄

[@CreativeStudiosFM]

I did a fitting at CC right after covid, it was nothing but a know it all trying to sell something. I hit my current clubs when I'm rusty for the warm-up. Then takes his preferred clubs drops my bad shots and declares I for more distance. He should have just said, go get some lessons. Fast forward 2 years I have no appetite for a fitting. Personally what I did is at my pga store in the pre-owned section I tried out 50 drivers over many months. One easily stood out and I bought immediately. The rub is I'd never have been fit for this club/shaft.

[@jennifermadson3888]

Regarding set composition, reducing to 10-12 clubs based on distance could allow for two similar clubs provide different launch characteristics, 4 iron and hybrid depending on need...

[@CoryLancasterYT]

It's all in what you want, just like everything else in life. I've heard a ton of excuses from guys over the years that just don't want to spend any cash, and they're usually better than me too!

[@sonysand8202]

A 6 hybrid vs 6 iron comparison would make more sense for high handicap

[@william_hartman]

Are you guys familiar with the channel (and fitting business) Cool Clubs? They do robot resting with club heads hitting different parts of the face and then giving a score based on dispersion and stopping power. Essentially the perfect test to measure forgiveness of an iron.

[@kevencornett939]

I can shoot high 80’s-mid 90’s, I did a fitting at TXG and I definitely was not good enough.

[@Traplordsosa]

my friend and I have a set of G430s... let me tell you.... they are not as durable as ping irons of the past. The purflex badge in the back gets mangled... my friend played a lot and it looks like he smashed rocks with the back of the club. I decided to buy headcovers.... now I am that guy so my irons dont get wrecked.

[@FF04RDF]

Nothing wrong with headcovers imo. If you like to look after your gear then why not. Screw what other people think 👍🏻

[@Traplordsosa]

@@leospaceman2976 the g425s were great. I would recommend buying them instead.

[@dnpregitzer]

To me, the issue is not skill; it is that the efficacy of fitting comes through interation. It would provide a better perspective to put a value on the access you have to TXG facilities for training and testing or what a tour player may have for game development. It would be surprising if that annual estimated cost for services wouldn't be at least one or more orders of magnitude higher than a "regular" fitting. So, the time and cost needed to yield real results across a range of golfers are not financially accessible.

[@gbiscuits]

as a high handicapper, I replaced the 3 wood with a 5 wood, so much easier to hit.

[@RumblestripDotNet]

So Driver 4Hybrid and 7 Wood. I have conformation bias as this is what I'm look at as I get back into the game after 20 years.

[@xerodeus2337]

I was a 20 handicap two years ago, went to club champion, and they couldn't find anything that was better than some stock off the shelf clubs I had.

[@markbrabazon9373]

After the bracket final any chance of a fun test of the TM Mini driver over the same course and distance?

[@crossbowbowsman6969]

I’m a high school golfer and I have a strata set that’s pretty beat up, should I get fit for clubs

[@chuckyz2]

I believe, from my own experience, that learning the proper swing mechanics are far more important than getting fit for a swing that can be easily improved and give the guy a much better experience with golf. Practicing with a bad is detrimental, especially if you burn in bad muscle memories doing it 1000's of times. It makes it hard to when you finally do find the proper swing. And the bad memories keep creeping in for years. If I could go back and do it all again, knowing what I know now, I would start with the proper swing mechanics and learning and burning those into my muscle memory. It is so much easier to learn from the get go than to try to change. And the amount of money having to change clubs as your swing evolves. You will have a much better experience spending money on top notch teachers.

[@JSGolfer]

I understand why you make your argument. But have you considered that too heavy/light shafts, wrong length shafts, to low lofted clubs ruin swing mechanics and require unwanted swing adjustments? When do you consider the swing good enough to be custom fit for? The majority of golfers will never play under a 15 handicap and the chances of that are reduced even more if they are using unfit equipment, especially when it’s to low lofted, to heavy or too long

[@chuckyz2]

@@JSGolfer I lived it. With a good teacher, he can tell you what you need to get started. He can evaluate your speed and capabilities rather quickly. He can see your trajectory and distances. Of course, you will start out in a reg as your lessons will not be swinging hard. Then as you get to the point where you can swing 100% you can then go get your fitting. A good swing can hit any shaft. Speaking of people that are not limited by physical issues. Like me, I am very healthy and flexible. People with limits would need extra time and considerations. But fitting them as they progress would be expensive and in my opinion not the best way to go about it. Standard lofts and lie will be fine to start with for most men. Regular weighted shafts too. And a good used set will suffice. GI irons are really bad for beginners too. THey reward mishits. CB or blades tell you exactly where you are hitting the face. Not enough teachers put emphasis on the importance of learning to hit the middle of the face and how important feedback is. I've been through the system and several teachers, all of which taught different swings. The real Ben Hogan method changed my game and it it was an immediate improvement. Distance and accuracy. My last and best teacher taught me the weak grip was the strongest grip. It was actually a neutral grip but most would call it weak. Thumb straight down with face square. I almost immediately went into the low 80's then soon after the 70's. And when I switched to players irons I went to scratch. I know that I wasted 15 years of learning the wrong way and a shitload money on clubs that did nothing to help me improve. The swing changes were the main factors by far in helping me get to scratch. That and countless hours practicing the short game. Countless! And I played a lot the wrong way. And I know that because of that it took a lot longer for this old dog to learn the best trick. There is a reason why teachers like Butch Harmon has put players in the top ten and even in the #1 position in the world. There is a best way. Most players will never see the 70's simply because they were self taught or, had a bad teacher or were not good learners.

[@darrenwatson3732]

Do you guys think it's ironic most viewers are here to self fit to avoid getting a proper club fitting 😂😂

[@SiLoMixMaster]

Great comment 🤣 So true

[@kellythomas6866]

I know you get lots of questions and I am curious, I play mp 20 hmb with stock nippon modus 105 R, I have tried the mmt 105 s taper shaft soft stepped in my 4 and 5 iron keeping weight the same, I am curious if I tried the mmt 125 S which says it is 124 gram, how many swing weight points does it go up? If I remember correctly stock hmb swing weight is D2?

[@stevenglenn8233]

Will you do a video on single length club fitting?

[@thelunchboxpinoy1161]

Greetings from the other side of the world.. yeah same as some of viewers. High 90s shooter.. is a driver-7wood-4hy composition a good base to start? I love my tm 4 hybrid and will ride it to the ground. Its my next longest after the driver which i hit around 220ish.

[@greenhorngolfers]

Any chance a Vancouver location is on the cards?

[@dukeesq]

Modern Golf in Langley is or has just opened. That may be the closest you get for a good club fitting? There’s one in Vancouver but you may know that already. Going to Golf Town felt worthless to me. (I live in Abbotsford.)

[@kbrady1224]

Can you discuss your fitting with the Ping i230s then how you changed out of them? I enjoy fittings but they are always inside and off a mat. I feel like they play different with turf interaction and flight versus what I saw on a simulator

[@knotthead17]

I'm curious what the training is like for all TXG fitters?

[@alexgoulding8459]

Chaps can we see this fitting with Rick shiels please. It would Be brilliant!

[@erickbauer8888]

I wish I could afford to come to you to do a fitting for me. We just don’t seem to have any place like your shop or knowledge around us anywhere.

[@hbyrdut]

When you have someone with a slow swing speed hitting irons, say g430, and the spin is too low do you keep them in the g430 and add loft or do you go to a different head that might not be as forgiving but would get the spin right?

[@stevenstewart1308]

They'd likely try a higher spinning ball first if the g430 were giving all the other metrics they wanted to see

[@jasonricard5058]

I notice Matt’s hitting a 4 iron and a 4 hybrid the same distance but with different flight. I would have assumed the equivalent to a 4 iron would be a 5 hybrid just due to the “hotter” face and ball speed of the hybrid vs the iron. Any comments?

[@NoCapPinnochio]

I'd say the strikes here were pretty consistent. How does getting fit help if I hit 12 7 iron shots, 4 of them go 165-180 yards and 30 yards left, 3 of them go 160-170 yards and 30 yards right, and 2 go straight 170 yards and 2 are fatted and go 145 yards straight? Doesn't there have to be some consistency?

[@petekenny3774]

Nope ...lie angle can work and diff shafts please try it you'll be surprised

[@ogshu2740]

Is 5,000 too much spin for a 4 hybrid?

[@LANsolo12]

Professional Lessons for a high handicap golfer is extremely more important than a club fitting.. but as far as fitting goes shaft selection and length can help with consistency.. but if you can’t consistently hit the ball properly or have a manageable swing plane then a fitting is pointless.

[@mikeb3835]

At 61 years old, fitness is a factor in my club and shaft selection. I'm using stiff flex shafts in all my clubs at the moment, but unless I get myself back into better shape, I may have to go down to regular flex.

[@bumpedhishead636]

Gentlemen - could you talk a bit about how body shape & size affects a fitting? I'm old & overweight (5'-10" 200 lbs) with a belly - and I'm not very athletic. My height & wrist-to-floor has me in the middle of the standard length & lie range. I need all the forgiveness & distance I can get. How does all this affect club fitting? Does lie angle, length, offset, etc change with body shape?

[@jaymorin7131]

I'm 5' 8" and was over 200lbs for years. Down to 185lbs now and I would say best thing I've done so give it a shot. As for the fitting, that might depend on your swing plane type. I'm more single plane (flatter swing) around the body. I get jabs about it but I score well so it is what it is. I've been 1/2" over on the length for over 20 years with 2 degrees flat. Your swing plane will determine your club specs. The hard part is getting woods to fit the setup since very few are flat. Good luck!

[@tohmsono5081]

i was at TXG Toronto store 1,5 years ago and was fitted into irons using a 6 iron only. As a 12 HCP i do not hit a 6i that well but was told that cannot be fitted by using anything else and whole fitting was crap. I got charged full tilt thou. Also, you didn't have some of the irons (Cobra) that I wanted to try. If your staff had told me that in advance, that you fit off 6 irons only, I would have realized that I am not good enough to be fitted and would have used that money for a lesson.

[@jeremylonsdale3350]

With price of the current crop of awesome new gear it might be can I afford to get fit.

[@reidbrian08]

A bigger issue is do I need an updated/new fitting after I take a lesson and my swing changes.

[@enzy6434]

Everyone's swing is changing, unless they're a pro playing on tour.

[@hiddenbunny7205]

@@enzy6434 This doesn't help the issue that $1500 iron set they just fit is not good for me in 3 months. what's the point of fitting if that's the case, wasting money to do this continuously? This only benefits equipment sales and fitters. Fitting is not for the poor.

[@erickbauer8888]

I have a Sims 9 wood. I was playing Wednesday and I hit my 9 wood absolutely perfectly. I expected maybe 185 tops. I hit it 229 yds. I never felt the ball even contact the club sound was perfect and struck was perfect center. My clubhead speed is 85-87 with that club. I normally hit it in the 170 range. How did I get this great shot distance? It was not a high wind situation. It actually put me in bad situation because it left me 50 yds to green. I was playing for 95-100 left to green so I could hit full shot.

[@victorshaffer3859]

You accidentally hit the center of the club face.

[@petekenny3774]

You hit the middle and correct AoA and boom you launch it 🤣🤣🤣

[@mikecoughlin4128]

I clicked for the title. The intro was helpful. The demo was not. I think grabbing a 25 hdcp guy off the range would not have been that hard and it would have made your point better. I’d love a good fitting but the cost compared to my level of play is not a “fit”, lol. I had a store fitting and bought a set but I know I can do better with a proper fitting.

[@clubchampionmedia]

Which range are we going to pluck someone from for this test?? Lol it’s not quite as easy as that Mike. Hopefully there were still a few nuggets of info in there for you.

[@DanGan3]

This would be a lot more useful if you showed a fitting of an actual high handicapper

[@YoungSandwich10]

As the swing develops as the new golfer gets better, won't those changes, sometimes drastic, change his/her fitting needs?

[@jennifermadson3888]

Not really related to this video but would love to see a review of the new Axiom iron shafts. Seems like it has some merit with the velocore tech.

[@erikkiser6882]

They’re waiting on them to come in

[@shininigans9553]

Get lessons, build the foundations of a good swing and then get fit. I don't think getting fit while you are developing your swing is a good idea, ends up being a money sink based on my personal experience. Once you've developed a good foundation, TXG is the place to go.

[@aa_damant]

there are many positives to a proper club fitting... however, there are a lot of paid actors posing as fitters just trying to sell you certain brands they get compensated for. do your research, meet a few fitters, and make an informed decision. dont do what i did and send some brand rep to pebble beach for free while your game suffers... tight lies fellas, cheers

[@killacamfoo]

You do need some skill do get fit, I used to see a ton of "weekend golfers" who couldn't hit the sweet spot to save their life and wanted to get fit for $4000 clubs. It isn't worth it, often we'd send them for lessons and then do a fitting later on if they committed to it. Aside from length, we didn't waste their time.

[@autumnstar9475]

Im not

[@edgamblejr]

If I have $3,000 to $10,000 for a full bad fitting then I have that money to spend on: lessons, launch monitor technology, training gadgets, Titleist TPI training, and rounds at fancy local or remote courses. My vote is clear.

[@73henny]

Golfers should go into fittings with an understanding of what they're getting into. You can do all the testing and fitting you like but it doesn't mean it'll work in reality. If you get comfortable hitting a club multiple times in a row, then get the clubs on the course, different matter. Who hits multiple drives one after the other? Nobody other than in a fitting. Who hits multiple 7 irons in a row? Nobody other than in a fitting. Thats not to say a fitting won't help but it is not always the answer. A high HC will see little difference between any of the high HC clubs available on the market. Also new isn't always better. Fitz - uses 10 year old (approx) irons. Is he giving up even 0.5% to the field by using old clubs? Of course not.

[@bumpedhishead636]

Sorry guys, although I think you explained why I should buy modern clubs instead of using my neighbor's 50 year old blades, I do not think you explained why I should pay for a fitter instead of buying discounted off-the-shelf modern clubs online or from Costco. I don't think it takes a fitter to tell me cavity-back oversize irons are more forgiving than blades and hybrids are easier to hit high and land soft than long irons. How often is a high handicapper that is average height and swing speed NOT fitted with standard length, standard lie, standard loft & regular flex?

[@stevenstewart1308]

You won't know those things unless you get fit. I'd bet most golfers wouldn't get fit into standard everything, there's too many variables between swings, body types, and athletic abilities. Could you use standard clubs and play decent? Probably, but could you also play even better with properly fit clubs, definitely. Pay for a fitting and decide if you want to buy custom clubs or save a few bucks and get off the rack.

[@LeprechaunGinger]

I have never had a fitting and have been as low as +5 handicap and at worst a 2 handicap. I just can’t imagine a fitting helping me. I just know my clubs so well and how far the fly. My newest club is a ping G400LST.

[@SiLoMixMaster]

How can your worst handicap be a 2? That would mean your first ever handicap was a 2 😂😂

[@JustaMountainbiker]

🤡

[@LeprechaunGinger]

@@SiLoMixMaster I am just talking about the last 30 years.

[@ckydmk]

0:48 wholly disagree. You should have at least some consistency and better tech doesn’t compensate for bad technique

[@patrickbigras5232]

So why are good players using blades?

[@mattc3233]

They control strike location much better than average and need the workability

[@justinstephenson9360]

Based on Ping and the fact that the majority of their tour players used the i210s over the iBlade and similarly for Titleist most use the T100 or T100s, good players are more likely to be using cavity backs

[@SiLoMixMaster]

Not all good players use blades. Jon Rahm has said in the past what is the point of using blades when they don't go as far and are less forgiving, why would tour pros want to be punished more for bad shots....which is a great point. In the amateur world there is a very good chance that any low-mid handicapper who uses blades is doing so because they are a hipster trying to show off, when in reality they would be much better off using more forgiving irons.

[@lutaayawamala]

Preference.

[@lawbinson]

Must don't

[@Nberente5]

Seems like an old video with the older sim background 😂😂

[@Chewyness]

No one is good enough for a club fitting, that makes us all equally viable for a club fitting.

[@Brianf1977]

none of that is typical of a high handicap golfer, you keep hitting the center or near enough. get a real high handicap golfer and watch them ruin blades.

[@Longlivetherepubli]

I answer for me no because my swing isn’t consistent enough before watching vid

[@tohmsono5081]

i was at TXG Toronto store 1,5 years ago and was fitted into irons using a 6 iron only. As a 12 HCP i do not hit a 6i that well but was told that cannot be fitted by using anything else and whole fitting was crap. I got charged full tilt thou. Also, you didn't have some of the irons (Cobra) that I wanted to try. If your staff had told me that in advance, that you fit off 6 irons only, I would have realized that I am not good enough to be fitted and would have used that money for a lesson....