1. You Keep Slicing or Hooking the Ball If your shots consistently curve right (slice) or left (hook), it’s not just your swing— there’s a high probability it’s your clubs. Lie angle matters. A club that’s too upright promotes a hook,...

Why Club Fitting Wins Over Off-the-Rack Clubs You looked at the latest club releases – all promising distance, forgiveness, and game-changing technology. But here’s the catch, those clubs aren’t built for you. They’re made for a mythical “average” golfer, and...

(Spoiler: Yes, and here’s why.) Walk into any retail golf store, and you’ll see rows of clubs. Each promises more distance, better accuracy, and game-changing technology. But here’s the truth: if those clubs aren’t fitted to your unique swing, you’re...

The weight of the golf club shaft is another critical factor in the club fitting process. Shaft weight influences the overall feel of the club and can significantly impact your swing tempo and control. Finding the right shaft weight is...

Why Golf Club Set Makeup Matters   The makeup of your golf club set, including the number of clubs and their specific loft and lie angles, is a crucial aspect of the fitting process. Customizing your set makeup ensures that...

The size of the grip on a golf club is a critical element in the fitting process. A properly sized grip ensures a secure hold and allows for better control of the club, directly impacting your swing mechanics and shot...

Swingweight, a measure of the club’s balance point, plays a vital role in how a golf club feels during the swing. This balance point affects your ability to control the club and can significantly influence your swing mechanics and overall...

Total club weight, encompassing the head, shaft, and grip, is a critical factor in golf club fitting. This weight influences your swing balance, tempo, and overall performance. Customizing the total club weight to match your strength and swing style can...

Shaft flex, which refers to the bendability of the shaft during the swing, is a vital aspect of golf club fitting. Matching the shaft flex to your swing speed and tempo ensures that the clubhead meets the ball squarely, maximizing...

The face angle of a golf club, which refers to the position of the clubface at address and impact, plays a significant role in determining shot direction and accuracy. Adjusting the face angle can help correct common swing faults like...