Kev (Or anyone),
Fill me in on the history of measuring club length for someone. I picked up a used older Titleist fitting cart (36 six irons) for my Golf Studio - Now how they measured an appropriate length shaft was to stand upright and let your arms hang - then they have a section on the cart that notes whether you fall into the standard length or 1/2 or 1 inch long or short.
Currently, the titleist fitting website www.fittingworks.com - for iron fitting - has one determine appropriate shaft length by where you are contacting the ball on the clubface using face tape.
I know this isn't a perfect science - and there are a lot of combined factors to take into consideration. I'm just curious if anyone has some insight into whether Titleist has changed their stance on this, or do they use one or both of these factors in determining appropriate shaft length - also if anyone has feedback on how other companies fit clubs.
Thanks
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Kev (Or anyone),
Fill me in on the history of measuring club length for someone. I picked up a used older Titleist fitting cart (36 six irons) for my Golf Studio - Now how they measured an appropriate length shaft was to stand upright and let your arms hang - then they have a section on the cart that notes whether you fall into the standard length or 1/2 or 1 inch long or short.
Currently, the titleist fitting website www.fittingworks.com - for iron fitting - has one determine appropriate shaft length by where you are contacting the ball on the clubface using face tape.
I know this isn't a perfect science - and there are a lot of combined factors to take into consideration. I'm just curious if anyone has some insight into whether Titleist has changed their stance on this, or do they use one or both of these factors in determining appropriate shaft length - also if anyone has feedback on how other companies fit clubs.
Thanks
Mike, I may be kind of a maverick, but I've just always done what works for me. I've never used a static measurement for fitting length, and don't spend too much time with face tape. My biggest concern in length is getting something the student is comfortable with, and then adjusting the lie from there, also NOT using static measurements. I believe most fit into standard length, but may have different preferences. I just want to make sure that preference works. Sorry man, not very scientific and probably not much help... Very much fitting based on ball flight, preference, and feel...
Kevin
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I could be wrong. I have been before, and will be again.
Mike, also, these guys do an AWESOME job of fitting, and have some videos as well as papers on the subject. Very much in line with what I prefer, but they have some great tools. Titleist fitters, but a lot of great ideas that would work for any brand. The head Professional's name is Ryan Crysler, and I'll bet he would be happy to answer any questions on his Facebook page. Hope I have been of some help to you...
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