Finding the Right Club
The Right Club Is the Club That Fits Your Golf Swing
Golfers have a huge variety of clubheads, lofts, lie angles, lengths and build combinations available to them.
More choice does not automatically mean a better result. A fitting should help narrow those choices down and identify a club specification that suits the individual golfer.
Clubhead
Different clubheads can offer different combinations of:
- 01Size
- 02Shape
- 03Forgiveness
- 04Launch characteristics
- 05Feel
- 06Appearance at address
The goal is not simply to choose the newest or most expensive head. It is to find one that works with the golfer.
Loft
Loft influences launch and ball flight. The appropriate loft should be considered together with the golfer's delivery and the rest of the club specification — more loft or less loft is not automatically better.
Lie Angle
Lie angle describes how the club sits relative to the ground. The correct lie specification should suit the golfer's setup, delivery and club build rather than being chosen arbitrarily.
Club Length
Club length can influence:
- 01Setup
- 02Posture
- 03Strike
- 04Control
- 05How naturally the golfer can use the club
It should suit the golfer rather than simply following a generic standard.
Balance and Complete Build
Fitting is not about looking at only one component. The final club must work as a complete system:
- 01Head
- 02Shaft
- 03Grip
- 04Length
- 05Loft
- 06Lie
- 07Build
- 08Golfer
The objective is a club that feels balanced and suits the golfer's golf swing and golf game.
We are not trying to give every golfer the same golf club. We are trying to identify the golf club that suits the individual golfer.