Greetings from Suzanne | Thursday, 17 March 2011 |
Fitting is no longer just about measuring physical dimensions and then watching how a golfer swings the club (swing plane and swing path). It is also about understanding how each club we stock is designed.
Some clubs have hitting zones that start very low in the center and offer support towards the middle of the toe end of the club. If the CoG is deeper then these clubs will likely create a higher launch angle with slightly less spin. Now the question I have to answer is whether that design will produce the best result on a consistent basis for the individual golfer I am fitting. A golfer who is generating a high trajectory with a low spin naturally from their swing and ball striking, will likely be looking for a Club Head that has a slightly higher CoG that is closer to the face. If their ball striking is very consistent, then if the hitting zone needs any extension, it would likely be towards the heel end. Come and speak to me about your fitting or equipment needs. See you on my Lesson T! Suzanne |
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