Today we are talking about golf swings that can make club fitting a challenge, and how the golf club can be part of the cause!! As always thanks for watching or listening - we are really blown away by the messages we have been receiving!! Let us know if you need help!!

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This video contains the rest of the 12 that should be addressed in a successful club fitting - SEE BELOW for the 12 Steps!

1. You should be asked what you are there for and why/ what is their philosophy,
are there any medical conditions
2. Assuming you are asked
a. what is good about what you have (what do you like)
b. what are you hoping to change
c. What is it that you guard against with those clubs
3. measurements taken of the club you are wanting to change
4. You should warm up, they should watch and possibly ask questions
5. What does the fitter see, and what is the course of action
6. Current ball striking with current club is check other things measured (trackman.._)
7. Determine length of the shaft or starting point.
8. Start trying different weights. Always checking ball striking. Should be asking
for feed back, 2-4 swings
9 Once weight is found, trying different bend characteristic shafts in that weight
class
10 once shaft is picked, swing weight (how will it be achieved?)
11. Style of head
12 Grip, size,

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We break down the 12 things that should be addressed in a successful club fitting - SEE BELOW for the 12 Steps!

1. You should be asked what you are there for and why/ what is their philosophy,
are there any medical conditions
2. Assuming you are asked
a. what is good about what you have (what do you like)
b. what are you hoping to change
c. What is it that you guard against with those clubs
3. measurements taken of the club you are wanting to change
4. You should warm up, they should watch and possibly ask questions
5. What does the fitter see, and what is the course of action
6. Current ball striking with current club is check other things measured (trackman.._)
7. Determine length of the shaft or starting point.
8. Start trying different weights. Always checking ball striking. Should be asking
for feed back, 2-4 swings
9 Once weight is found, trying different bend characteristic shafts in that weight
class
10 once shaft is picked, swing weight (how will it be achieved?)
11. Style of head
12 Grip, size
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