re: Club fitting

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When you break it down, the cost of a fitting is = a couple of green fees. Making sure you have the right lie angles, that the distance gaps between your clubs is consistent and the right shaft for your swing is absolutely worth the small investment. Before I first got fitted, I was a 16-18 handicap who rarely broke 90. I think being fit is a key part of the equation of why I’m better than I was.

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This assumes you get a good fitting. Just do your homework and make sure you go to a good fitter.

I had the worst fitting at a local shop, both for a Driver and an Iron Set (which I didn't end up ordering). I still have a bad taste in my mouth about it.