Professional club fitting has grown in allure and mystique. Obviously it's very important to have clubs that fit you. But, as I learned at another well known national chain of lesson/fitting providers, club fitting, even in the context of an array of technology is as much art as science, once the basics are understood.
The best driver shaft fitting that I ever had was trial and error through eBay with about five different shafts on my 2010 Taylor Made RBZ head (the stock shaft for that driver sucked for me). The standout and 7 season gamer was a Project X Blue 5.0. I am a 20 handicapper who hits it about 220 in the summer. I don't struggle much with direction.
Since then, I am gaming a Ping 410, 12 deg, adjusted to 10.5 flat. Straight as a string and a bit longer than the old RBZ set-up.
Am I inclined to tweak around with another batch of aftermarket shafts? Maybe. But not feeling a great sense of urgency, as my game and swing are improving, even as my old body continues to deteriorate. #findingitinthedirt