Toronto Golf Fitter Recommendation

[90golfer]

Hi, I'm a mid handicap golfer who lives in Toronto looking to trying golf fitting for the first time. Does anyone know any good fitters around the Toronto area?

[GolfSpy_APH]

I'm sure there may be a price attached to various fitters and it may depend on how much you are looking to spend. However TXG is one of the top companies in the world for fitting so there would be your top choice. Not sure how many openings they have right away either. 

Outside of that various golf courses should have fitting centers, GolfTown isn't the worst in the world either considering it is often free as well. 

Lots of options for you, but price will play a part and potentially brands. 

[Shapotomous]

Eazy Peazy - You live in Toronto and have TXG in your backyard to use as a fitting facility!    

[Headhammer]

Second TXG.

[golferguy2727]

TXG is awesome - recently availability has been difficult I think, but they are a very good team.

Modern Golf is also well regarded - west end of Toronto and Mississauga.

I believe Golftown is also setting up some boutique areas in locations specific to fittings like the TXG/ Modern Golf model. The Vaughan location looks like it’s adding something like that in their current renovation and I think Leaside had similar plans about a year ago.

 

hope this helps 

[90golfer]

Thank you all for your feedbacks. May I ask why TXG has become such a big name? I do realize they do a lot of social media promotions.

[tommc23]

6 minutes ago, 90golfer said:

Thank you all for your feedbacks. May I ask why TXG has become such a big name? I do realize they do a lot of social media promotions.

They have a YouTube channel and Ian is a very knowledgeable man. They also fit for pretty much everything so you have options galore 

[90golfer]

How should I pick between Modern Golf and TXG? And I guess the actual fitter should be the decisive factor rather than the company name/branding?

[FrogginBullfish]

2 hours ago, 90golfer said:

How should I pick between Modern Golf and TXG? And I guess the actual fitter should be the decisive factor rather than the company name/branding?

I don't think you can go wrong with either spot really. Personally I'd lean towards TXG because of Ian Fraser but he also helped launch Modern Golf in the first place before starting his own shop with TXG.

[RickyBobby_PR]

It’s TXG and not even close.

Unless you book with Ian the price for TXG is inline with all other fitters. You are going to get the best experience at TXG.