blueprinting for a 15 handicap

I am going to get some new clubs in the next few months and will be getting fit at a local custom club-builders shop.  The question I now have, is whether blueprinting the clubs is a worthwhile investment for a mid to high handicap golfer, especially at $35 - $50 per club depending on the shaft.

Thoughts?

Tough to say if it matters short term, but as you get better it maybe a wise investment.  If you decide to do it, keep us posted so we can hear about your experience.

If the money bothers you at all I wouldn't do it.  Having clubs that are precisely consistent mixed with a swing that is not isn't going to make you a better player.  I did one set a few years ago and I loved them, I thought it was great.  My next set was off the rack and I kinda figured I justified the expense with the first set but I don't think it made that much of a difference.

P.S.

GO IRISH!!!!

My thought is that it likely won't make a difference if your game. Especially not enough difference to justify $280(3-pw) extra for your clubs.

Haha, I grew up an Irish fan in Indiana but went to Michigan.  One of the best rivalries in sports.   This years game is going to be awesome, first night game at Michigan Stadium.

This was kinda my thinking hard to justify at that price, and I believe it is probably a fair price for the amount of work that would have to be done.

Does anyone know if you can blueprint the irons later on down the road, i.e. a year or two after buying them?