I agree with Rick's statement: "The proper swing is the cake and the fitted clubs are the icing." I have had so many club-fitting sessions end up being a G.O.L.F. lesson. I try to be honest and tell the player that until we make some changes to their current swing (or hit), they will never get the benefit out of a new set of clubs. Most of the time, they are willing to attempt making a change. When they see that they can actually change their ball flight (some of them for the first time in their life), they leave happy and comeback happy.
It is the indian, not the arrow. But, a good indian with a good set of arrows goes along way.
BTW, if the purchaser is someone who does not care to change his (or her) stroke, will never practice, wants to buy a game, and has a wallet the size of their ego...then step right this way. Do I have a set of clubs for you.
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