Club Fitting

Every golfer's physique and golf swing are unique. Height, arm length, hand size and swing speed all determine how golf clubs should be designed and fitted. When considering new equipment, our team should always fit you to ensure that your new equipment is right for you.

When club fitting, there are four main points of consideration:

• Length: clubs that are too short, or too long will have an adverse effect on how you set up to the ball. When your posture is compromised, your swing will be as well.​

• Lie angle: this will determine where the bottom of the club contacts the ground. Too close to the heel will encourage a hook and too close to the toe a slice.

• Shaft Flex and Material: Golf clubs come in two different materials, graphite and steel. Both have advantages for individual golfers, Graphite tends to be lighter and promote less vibration at impact. Having less vibration or shock may be preferred by some while others will prefer the feel and stability of steel. Steel tends to be the choice of people who swing with a higher club head speed and graphite for those who swing not as fast and want to hit the ball higher.

• Grip size: each of us has a different hand size and we will ensure the grip fits accordingly.

Although this may sound complicated, it is a simple process that our Golf Shop team is trained in and can complete a fitting in an hour or less. New equipment is a costly investment and we want to ensure that you spend your money wisely. So, the next time you are considering new equipment give us a call and we can make an appointment that suits you. Also please see our list of demo days and take advantage of these opportunities to try some new equipment and get fit properly.