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I have wondered about this for some time. If golfer has limited budget to apply on golf game would it be better to spend that money on instruction or on club fitting? Suspect some of that is specific to type of golfer (high, mid, low handicap, etc)

So, if I have some amount of money I can either spend on instruction or fitting and knowing I will at least be able to make some adjustments to to bag based on fitting, where would you put your money?

Mike


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Instruction. 100%. Imagine this: Beginner golfers, males, one gets an off the rack ladies set and a week’s worth of lessons. The other gets fitted for clubs and heads out alone. Who’s better after the week?

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11 minutes ago, Vinsk said:

Instruction. 100%. Imagine this: Beginner golfers, males, one gets an off the rack ladies set and a week’s worth of lessons. The other gets fitted for clubs and heads out alone. Who’s better after the week?

ANSWER:  The guy that sold the week's worth of lessons...

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For the most part, clubs only do what the golfer's swing allows them to do. 

Swing instruction is more valuable. 

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16 hours ago, twodown11 said:

I have wondered about this for some time. If golfer has limited budget to apply on golf game would it be better to spend that money on instruction or on club fitting? Suspect some of that is specific to type of golfer (high, mid, low handicap, etc)

So, if I have some amount of money I can either spend on instruction or fitting and knowing I will at least be able to make some adjustments to to bag based on fitting, where would you put your money?

Mike

Instruction NO question. If you find a decent instructor they should also be able to help you bend or correct your irons and give general recommendations for woods.

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Lead off with lessons. If you have a club or two that really hurt your swing, your instructor will tell you.

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I would also say instruction.  My game improved after only one lesson.  I am not at a point where I will be arranging for another lesson.

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I would say a qualified instructor. I have taken quite a few lessons over the years. All instructors are not equal. The golf swing happens so fast that it really takes a very qualified one you see your flaws. I think one that sees your ball flights is going to be the best in making corrections.


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