Does it matter WHERE you get fitted for clubs?

I've been lurking these forums for a while, and I finally made this account to ask a question I have no clue about. I recently broke my driver, and I want my next one to be fitted, however I have never been fitted before and don't know what to expect. I'm wondering if getting fit at a golfsmith or golf galaxy is the same as getting fit at a place that only does fittings ( http://clubchampiongolf.com ). It seems from the description (and the price) that their fittings are much more comprehensive and accurate, but I don't know if thats just really good marketing on their part. Is the difference in a top 100 fitting place like that and a superstore like golf galaxy or golfsmith justified even though its way more expensive?  I already called and asked and they do not fit for free if you purchase clubs from them.

Not sure how things work stateside but i would think any decent golf pro could sort your fitting out,

I had my irons fitted a month back and although the pro had all the launch monitor's and what not all we used was the impact bored,that indicated i needed them 2degrees flatter as i was hitting off the heel alot,

not sure how driver fitting goes, i think you can only change the length and grip size?? or get advise on what driver would suite you best before buying one

Depends, for a  general length/lie fitting, lots of places do that, it doesnt require much expertise.

But some people like to get fit for absolutely everything, personally i dont think its necessary, in that id go to someone affiliated with a compenent maker brand or someone whos really specialized becuase you need to have the exacting compenents to make that work.

Club Champion does a good job with their fittings. They will fit you for a shaft that suits your swing, then you can try out the heads. They have the largest selection of shafts in the Chicago Area (from my knowledge). I was fit by them a couple months ago.

Now if you do want a custom shaft in your driver, it will probably cost you almost the cost of the driver to buy that shaft (my Bassara Griffin for example cost $350, that includes PUREing and the shaft install). If you're not willing to spend that kind of money, I wouldn't recommend going to CC. My driver total probably cost $700 total, but I haven't had a new driver for almost 10 years so I was ok with splurging a little.