There's no set interval — it depends on whether technology or fitting data shows a measurable gain over your current
Iron gapping is the yardage difference between each club in your set — traditionally around 10–15 yards, though your ideal
Neither material is inherently better — the right choice depends on your unique swing characteristics, which your Master Fitter tests
Iron shaft weight generally correlates with swing tempo and swing speed, but smash factor, dispersion, and spin rate also matter
Irons that are too flat tend to produce shots that miss right (left for left-handed golfers) and lose distance, because
Irons that are too upright tend to produce shots that miss left (right for left-handed golfers) and lose distance, because
Yes — an iron fitting is built to improve greens hit, distance, accuracy, and consistency across your set.
An iron fitting follows the same core Club Champion process as a driver fitting — conversation, warm-up, baseline data, then
Lie angle is the angle the shaft makes relative to the ground when the club is soled correctly at address.
Loft is the angle of the clubface relative to the shaft, measured vertically. It directly influences launch angle, spin rate,
