Hi Reader,

New clubs aren’t cheap—so if you’re thinking about upgrading ahead of the season, let’s make sure you don’t waste your money on the wrong ones.

After going through eight different club fittings across six different venues over several months, I’ve made a few mistakes—but I’ve also learned some critical lessons that could save you time, money, and strokes on the course.

🚨 Here are some of the biggest takeaways from my fittings::

🔹 Your irons might not be too old, but they might be too heavy.

• My 20-year-old irons performed as well as modern models - but my shafts were too heavy, costing me consistency and distance. Here's what I learned →​

🔹 Fittings mixed with a lessons can make a BIG difference!

• Lowering my driver loft from 10.5° to 8° AND fixing my attack angle added 40+ yards - without swinging harder! See how it worked →​

🔹 Not all fittings are created equal!

• Some fitters are brand-biased, while others don’t even offer the best option for many golfers - custom fitting your existing clubs! How to find the right one →​

🔹 Fitting fees range from $0 to $500 (£385) - but here’s how to save money.

• Some venues credit the fitting fee toward purchases, while others offer free demo days. Full cost breakdown here →​

🔹 How do you know when to replace your clubs?

• Wedges can wear out faster than you think, but drivers and irons can last a long, long time. Find out when it’s time to upgrade your clubs →​

📥 FREE: Your Golf Club Fitting Checklist

If you’re considering a custom club fitting, we’ve put together a FREE, easy-to-use checklist to help you get the most out of the experience.

✅ What to look for in a fitter
✅ The key questions to ask
✅ How to avoid common mistakes

🔽 Download it here:​
👉 FREE Golf Club Fitting Checklist.pdf​