Should beginners get fit for golf clubs? Yes — beginners often see the largest gains of any golfer group from a custom fitting. New golfers are especially likely to be playing with
Should high-handicap golfers get fit for golf clubs? Yes — high-handicap golfers frequently see the biggest improvement of any fitting category. Mismatched length, loft, lie angle, swingweight, or shaft compatibility disproportionately hurts less
Should I warm up before coming to Club Champion? No — warming up beforehand isn't necessary. Every fitting includes dedicated time to warm up and get comfortable before any baseline data is collected.
Should I get fit while I have an injury? No — Club Champion recommends waiting until you've recovered, since an injury can distort your natural swing and produce inaccurate fitting data.
Should I get fit before buying new golf clubs? Yes. Getting fit before you buy lets you compare components against your current clubs and see whether the new equipment produces a measurable improvement before
Should I get my clubs checked periodically? Yes — at minimum once a year before your season starts, with more frequent checks recommended for golfers who play or practice often.
Should I play steel or graphite iron shafts? Neither material is inherently better — the right choice depends on your unique swing characteristics, which your Master Fitter tests during your fitting.
