The Secret to a good club fitting is knowing which questions to ask!
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Mizuno Club Fitting.
I have always been fascinated by club fitting, and I do Mizuno club fitting at my school. However, not all club fitters are made equal. Like everything else in this world, there are so-called experts, and then there are real experts. The challenge is how to find them. David Dusek of Golfweek does a great job of laying out the foundation for you. Know what questions to ask, and you can’t go wrong. Good luck!
Walking into a store that is filled with the latest equipment, computers, high-tech cameras and other fancy devices can be intimidating for players who never have worked with a custom-fitter. It shouldn’t be that way.
A good fitter can transform a player’s game.
Helping the player hit the ball farther than ever and reduce the severity of misses.
Golfweek asked several well-known fitters for a few tips and questions that amateurs should ask.
Nick Sherburne
Founder and master fitter, Club Champion
clubchampiongolf.com
“After you get fit for the clubs, be sure to ask who is going to build your equipment. Everybody has gone to a demo day, hit a club and then purchased it, only to discover that the club they bought never feels quite as good as the demo.
“There are lots of little things that go into making a golf club perform at its very best, and making two clubs play the same takes time and skill.
Club Champion fitting in Orlando, Fla. / Golfweek/Tracy Wilcox
