This conversation explores common myths about club fitting in golf, emphasizing the importance of understanding shaft flex, launch angles, and the fitting process. The speaker debunks misconceptions about club performance and highlights the significance of finding the right equipment tailored to individual swing characteristics. Additionally, the discussion covers the potential of pre-owned clubs and offers advice on maximizing the fitting experience.

Keywords

club fitting, golf clubs, shaft flex, launch angle, spin rate, pre-owned clubs, fitting process, golf performance, equipment myths, golf technology

Takeaways

It takes longer to get a club that matches your swing.

Shaft flex is not solely determined by swing speed.

Control is key when selecting shaft flex.

The shaft acts more like a transmission than an engine.

Older models can still perform well against new ones.

Fittings should consider launch angle and spin, not just distance.

Pre-owned clubs can be customized to fit your needs.

Fitting costs can vary; look for promotions.

Be upfront about your budget with fitters.

Research and get second opinions on fittings.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Club Fitting Myths

01:16 Myth 1: Not Good Enough for Club Fitting

04:31 Myth 2: All Fittings Are the Same

08:35 Myth 3: Shaft Flex is All About Swing Speed

11:53 Myth 4: Latest Technology is Always Best

15:38 Myth 5: Fittings Are Just About Distance

19:05 Myth 6: Pre-Owned Clubs Can't Be Fitted

21:24 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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