5 Signs You Might Be Ready for a Fitting

A proper fitting is one of the best ways to make sure your clubs are working with you—not against you. If your performance feels a little off or inconsistent, it might not be your swing—it could be your equipment. A quick fitting can help you figure out whether your current setup still fits your game, or if something better is out there.

Here are five signs it might be time for a fitting refresh:

1. Your shots are going left… or right… but not straight
   If you’re seeing a consistent miss—whether it’s a push, pull, slice, or hook—it could be your lie angles, shaft profile, or length. A proper fitting diagnoses those issues and helps you get things dialed in.

2. Your distances aren’t consistent
   When your 7-iron sometimes goes 155 yards and other times flies 140, that’s not just swing variance—it could be poor gapping or shaft performance. Fitting can help match the right specs to your swing speed and tempo.

3. You’re guessing on club selection
   Gapping issues, launch angle, spin rate—these are hard to eyeball on your own. We use data to take out the guesswork and give you a clear roadmap of what’s working and what’s not.

4. You’ve gotten better… or a little older
   Your swing today isn’t the same as it was last year. Whether you’ve picked up speed, lost flexibility, or started hitting the gym, a fitting helps your clubs keep up with your body—not the other way around.

5. Your confidence isn’t where it should be
   When you’re second-guessing a shot, it’s often because the club doesn’t feel right in your hands. The right fit can restore trust and give you the confidence to swing freely.

Key takeaway:
You don’t need to be a gearhead to benefit from a fitting. A quick checkup can reveal easy wins that lead to more confidence, better gapping, and more consistent scoring.

Curious what a custom fit could do for your game? Book your free fitting today.

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