Why are golf irons different lengths?

As a club is longer (as well as lighter), then it can be swung faster up to a limit. The increased length provides greater leverage and speed to hit the ball further if solid contact is to be made. Shorter clubs are designed not for length, but rather precision.

What happens when you lengthen a golf club?

Lengthening the shaft increases the swing weight, which makes the club head feel heavier. It may even make the club too heavy for you, which will slow down your swing speed and actually reduce your distance.

What happens in a club fitting?

After the interview process, the fitting begins by analyzing the golfer’s performance with their current set of clubs. The fitting process is similar for a putter: fitters observe a golfer’s putting performance, paying close attention to the face angles and ball roll characteristics of each putt.

How long after fitting are clubs?

Q: How long does it take for my clubs to come in after the fitting? A: Typical lead time is approximately two weeks, from the date of the fitting and purchase. Some companies run a little quicker due to their location, custom turnaround time, etc.

Should I bring my old clubs to a fitting?

Regardless of how good your golf radar numbers were with the new clubs, it’s going to take a little time to adjust. A fitting will often allow golfers to hit the ball into places they were unable to reach in the past. New clubs can be a huge help, but it’s still up to you to execute the shots.

What to expect in a putter fitting?

First, we will take the static measurements of your current putter. We’re looking for length, lie angle, loft, weight, and several other important measurements. Additionally, we’ll go through an interview process to learn what you typically see on the putting green.

How do you know what length putter to get?

Here’s how you choose the correct length:

Get into your address position, or putting stance.
Let your arms hang naturally.
Have someone measure from the ground to just above the top of your hands. This is the length of your putter shaft.