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Buying new Mizuno clubs in San Francisco.

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Dear fellow golfers. First real post and already question

I am from Amsterdam and looking for a new set of golfclubs. For work i need to go to SFO and i am planning buy a new set of Mizuno MX-200 or MX-200. Hcap is 26.9 but steadily going to a lower figure.

They need to be about 0-1 inch longer and 1-2 lie up. Does anybody now a good store where i can get a proper fitting and a decent price(in Holland its expensive). I stay only for 2 days, so that might be a problem.

I saw a Golfsmith, but i would prefer a session with a trackman or computer/ range.

Looking forward to my trip to the USA.


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I'm afraid there is only one Golf store in SF city, Golfsmith. There is also Sports Warehouse in Daly City (suburb area in South SF). But this store does not have a Fitting service.

You can check the Mizuno website for their Authorized club fitting center around SF.
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Iron: Mizuno MX-950 5-PW
Wedge: Cobra FP 60 degrePutter: Odyssey 2-BallBall: Yellow balls

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I think Golfsmith has the new Mizuno Swing DNA shaft optimizer thing. It should be good for what you need.
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I tried that came with NS PRO 95, but i would like to see a ball fly. Used a sim last time indoors, went to the range, did not look the same at all..

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