RN4Lgolfer

I installed a whole setup last winter to work on my game. I found play sim courses to be unrealistic and a waste of time. I use mine to practice and look at my numbers, swing path, angle of decent, swing speed, etc. I found using it to work on different aspects of my swing beneficial, more so than playing fake courses hoping it will improve your game.

I have mixed feelings about CC. I don't like their philosophy on using just the 6 iron. So use one of the least used iron in your bag for your fitting? I've been to another fitter that's listed in Golf Digest's Top 100 fitters and they use a 7 iron. When you watch YouTube videos of new irons being tested, the use PW, 7i, and 4i. Their prices are insanely high and not even competitive. I got an estimate for a set of irons w/KBS C-Taper lites, besides charging me the normal price per club they were going to charge an additional $90/club for the shafts. First, those shafts retail for $49.95 and second they didn't factor in the credit that should be applied for the stock shaft not being purchased. Grips were the same thing, overpriced. I used them to get my specs and then ordered accordingly else where and saved myself $500+. Now driver and fairway fitting was a different story. I went in there with the heads I was going to use and just wanted to see what shaft would be optimal for my swing. My fitter was honest and said on my driver I was playing the right shaft. He recommended I should change my fairway shafts and since they were fairly new he recommend I take them back on the "playability" guarantee and order them with the shafts we picked out, which just so happen to be one of the stock offerings for Titleist. At the end he didn't even charge me for the fitting, so I tipped him the fitting fee.