In-person / launch monitor
Hit in a bay with a fitter watching ball speed, launch, spin, and dispersion. Heads and shafts change until the window matches your swing — then you leave with a written build sheet.
Education
How club fitting works
Fitting is a diagnosis, not a checkout flow. The goal is a club that matches how you deliver the face — measured, explained, and written down.
Phone / remote
Best when you already have numbers or a known reference club. A builder walks miss patterns, feel, and current specs. Honest shops will tell you when you still need monitor time.
On-course hybrid
Indoor data plus outdoor turf and wind. Useful when your range numbers look perfect but the course tells a different story.
What you get
A fitting should end with artifacts
- Written recommendation: head, shaft, length, lie, loft, grip, swing weight
- Why those specs fit your speed, attack angle, and miss
- A clear buy or build path — without same-day pressure
- Baseline comparison against your current gamer
What to ignore
- Single “longest” shot on the screen with no dispersion context
- Flex letters without weight, profile, or comparison
- Pressure to buy before you understand the recommendation
- Sweepstakes and membership noise when you came for a fit