Custom fitting of golf equipment involves tailoring clubs to match an individual's physical characteristics, swing style, and preferences. Here's a brief overview:
Steps in Custom Fitting:
- Assessment and Measurements:
- Physical measurements (height, arm length, hand size).
- Swing analysis using technology to measure swing speed, launch angle, spin rate, and club path.
- Club Specifications:
- Length: Determined by the golfer’s height and swing characteristics.
- Shaft Type and Flex: Based on swing speed and style (graphite or steel, flexible or stiff).
- Lie Angle: Adjusted to ensure the clubhead strikes the ground evenly.
- Loft Angle: Adjustments influence ball trajectory and distance.
- Grip Size and Type: Customized for hand size and comfort.
- Clubhead Selection:
- Design (blade, cavity back, etc.) based on skill level and preferences.
- Weight distribution to promote specific shot tendencies.
- Testing and Fine-Tuning:
- Golfer tests the clubs and provides feedback for further adjustments.
- Ensures consistency and optimal performance.
- Final Assembly:
- Clubs are assembled to the exact customized specifications.
Benefits:
- Improved Performance: Better accuracy, distance, and consistency.
- Enhanced Comfort: Reduced injury risk and increased comfort.
- Confidence Boost: Optimized equipment boosts confidence.
Custom fitting is beneficial for all golfers, enhancing performance and enjoyment of the game.
