Fitting at the PGA Superstore

Re: Don O replied to Re: Fitting at the PGA Superstore

George V — Sun, 08 Dec 2013 19:05:11 GMT

Will do Don - it is exciting just thinking about it, I may have to grab a buddy and do a trip-soon!

On Sun, Dec 1, 2013 at 9:11 PM, Don O <bounce-dono15@acushnetgolf.com> wrote:

Don O replied to Re: Fitting at the PGA Superstore in Club Fitting.

Regional centers have better selection than Advanced Fitting Centers which have better selections of shafts/test clubs than carts. Since the PGA Supoerstore has a fitting cart, you might not get the best option for you. Especially for LH golfers. Titleist supplies almost all clubs in both, but the carts/bags have limited LH stock.

A fitting will determine how much help you need to launch a ball. There are mid and high launch shafts in both metal and graphite. Graphite is not just for folks headed for the red tees anymore, The stock AP1s come in both metal and graphite which both help launch. Between equipment/ball changes and then adding in aging, if it has been 5 years since your last fitting - you're due. Have fun looking at all the options.

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Re: Ryan E replied to Re: Fitting at the PGA Superstore

George V — Sun, 08 Dec 2013 19:05:10 GMT

Thank you Ryan!

Sounds like a plan - I am also looking into a golf trip/fitting session somewhere warm!

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I would go to Titleist thmselves. I fiddled around at my Golfsmith in East Brunswick and there is no comparison. I`d call andy dobson and have him recommend what level of fitting you should use. I went for a tour fitting at Manchester Lane which i think every golfer should do once. his number is under golf club fitting on titleist web site.

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Re: AJAR replied to Re: Fitting at the PGA Superstore

George V — Sun, 08 Dec 2013 19:00:14 GMT

Thank you AJAR, I will see if I can wait!

On Fri, Nov 29, 2013 at 10:12 PM, AJAR <bounce-josephr16@acushnetgolf.com> wrote:

AJAR replied to Re: Fitting at the PGA Superstore in Club Fitting.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but you just missed out on a Titleist Fitting / Demo Day there at Paramus (I presume his is the PGA Superdstore you refer to) a few weeks ago :(

From what I remember there was 1 sales rep there that games at least 1 Titleist club in his bag. They mostly game TM clubs and are more knowledgeable about those. By all means go through a preliminary fitting using a lie board, impact tape etc. but please ask for the fitter that is most knowledgeable of Titleist clubs. Nobody knew what the 712u was when I inquired about it. They have the full fitting cart there but are limited in shafts. What I highly recommend is the extra drive to go and get a proper fitting off grass using ProV1/ 1x and using Trackman at Sleepy Hollow Country Club with Kevin Sprecher. This is a Regional Fitting Center and has most of the shafts in the matrix. Without a doubt he is a great fitter / instructor / contributor.

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Re: Fitting at the PGA Superstore

Don O — Sun, 01 Dec 2013 05:00:36 GMT

Regional centers have better selection than Advanced Fitting Centers which have better selections of shafts/test clubs than carts. Since the PGA Supoerstore has a fitting cart, you might not get the best option for you. Especially for LH golfers. Titleist supplies almost all clubs in both, but the carts/bags have limited LH stock.

A fitting will determine how much help you need to launch a ball. There are mid and high launch shafts in both metal and graphite. Graphite is not just for folks headed for the red tees anymore, The stock AP1s come in both metal and graphite which both help launch. Between equipment/ball changes and then adding in aging, if it has been 5 years since your last fitting - you're due. Have fun looking at all the options.

Re: Fitting at the PGA Superstore

Ryan E — Sun, 01 Dec 2013 00:21:49 GMT

I would go to Titleist thmselves. I fiddled around at my Golfsmith in East Brunswick and there is no comparison. I`d call andy dobson and have him recommend what level of fitting you should use. I went for a tour fitting at Manchester Lane which i think every golfer should do once. his number is under golf club fitting on titleist web site.

Re: Fitting at the PGA Superstore

AJAR — Sat, 30 Nov 2013 01:58:14 GMT

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but you just missed out on a Titleist Fitting / Demo Day there at Paramus (I presume his is the PGA Superdstore you refer to) a few weeks ago :(

From what I remember there was 1 sales rep there that games at least 1 Titleist club in his bag. They mostly game TM clubs and are more knowledgeable about those. By all means go through a preliminary fitting using a lie board, impact tape etc. but please ask for the fitter that is most knowledgeable of Titleist clubs. Nobody knew what the 712u was when I inquired about it. They have the full fitting cart there but are limited in shafts. What I highly recommend is the extra drive to go and get a proper fitting off grass using ProV1/ 1x and using Trackman at Sleepy Hollow Country Club with Kevin Sprecher. This is a Regional Fitting Center and has most of the shafts in the matrix. Without a doubt he is a great fitter / instructor / contributor.