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puttslikecrap

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Garner, NC
  • Interests
    Golf, woodworking

Player Profile

  • Swing Speed
    101-110 mph
  • Handicap
    4
  • Frequency of Play/Practice
    Multiple times per week
  • Biggest Strength
    Putting
  • Biggest Weakness
    Driver/Off the Tee

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  1. I have been to a number of fittings over the years and my 2 cents is that there is good,bad and in between out there. The more experience you have in getting a fitting and with golf in general the more you will get a feel for how the fitter is doing. The more consistent your swing is the easier it is to fit you. If your swing is pretty inconsistent (swing path,angle of attack etc) then fitting is more difficult and you might be pushed towards certain clubs. The fitter is not a swing coach so they deal with what you are as a player on th day they meet you. With some experience and a consistent swing you don't need the fitter as much as you need access to the bay and the different clubs/shafts. It's a rabbit hole for sure but fun.
  2. Of the two you mentioned i would heavilly favor true spec. I would also throw in club champion. I have don two fittings with them and bought a set of irons an put a more appropriat shaft on my driver. They were terrific both times.
  3. Burton golf bags, that takes me back... great bags. I never had one, just had a hot-z which was not near as nice.
  4. I just got a clikgear 4, a little more than the 200 you mention but be that as it may, its a great cart to use and fits easily in the trunk of my car.
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