How to Get a Free Tour-Level Golf Club Fitting
Many professional golfers have the ability to have custom golf clubs fitted to their swing and physical specifications. Maybe you're not ready for the pros, but your game has developed to the point that you would like a tour-level golf club fitting to customize your game. Here are a few tips to help you get a free tour-level golf club fitting.
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Contact one of many golf club manufacturer's about their golf club fitting services. Most high-end golf club builders and some discount brands offer customization free of charge. Wherever you purchase your next set of golf clubs, don't be afraid to ask if a complementary golf club fitting is included in the purchase price.
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Measure your current golf clubs. Many free fittings ask for the shaft length of your driver, three and five woods as well as the loft and amount of flex. If you don't know this, you can look up your clubs' manufacturer and get the specifics from them.
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Have someone help you obtain measurements for your exact height with shoes on, the length from your wrist to the floor and arm length. Measure the span of your hand with your thumb extended across the palm so you know exactly your glove size.
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Know some specifics about your game. A free tour-level club fitting is probably not going to determine these numbers for you, so you'll probably need to visit a golf training center to have your swing speed measured and your ball's flight path assessed. If you like, you can record your swing on video to gather some of this data.
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Fill out the necessary questionnaires and forms the manufacturer gives you. It is important to be completely accurate and honest about your performance to ensure the best fitting. Although it may be tempting to exaggerate your handicap to these professionals, you'll only be doing yourself a disservice.
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