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I have lost 50lbs since last October.  Needless to say with the change in my body, my swing has changed.  I went from a 5 to and 8 and now I am back down to a 3.  I see a TPI pro who is working on my hip flexibility since I used my arms so much when I was so heavy.

I want to trim those 3 strokes all this spring and summer.  One thing he has noticed filming me is my clubs really don't fit my new swing.  Since it is the winter, I want to go somewhere and get fit.

I am an equipment nut.  However, I do have preferences.  I don't really like TM, but have played with Titleist, Callway, Mizuno, Ping.

Where can I go to get fit from top to bottom?  I know there is a Callaway place in Las Vegas and a Titleist place in Mass.  I just want what works.  Any thoughts?


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Congratulations on your weight loss.  Each of the four companies you list as companies you like do extensive fitting, typically at demo days and fitting days.  Where are you located, geographically?

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Doesnt Titleist have a facility in California also? I know Ping is in Arizona. Anyways...you should be able to go to any reputable PGA Pro to get fit.

Kyle Paulhus

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There is a Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, CA.     You'll find all the info on their website under the part called "Titleist Tour Fitting", including contact phone number, schedule, map, etc.


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Originally Posted by Clambake

There is a Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, CA.     You'll find all the info on their website under the part called "Titleist Tour Fitting", including contact phone number, schedule, map, etc.



I thought so. That's about as first class as it gets.

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Thanks, I am really leaning toward going to CA or Mass and doing the Titleist fitting.  Have a friend who recommended Scott Felix in Memphis.  Anyone know about him?


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Originally Posted by Rnposs21

Thanks, I am really leaning toward going to CA or Mass and doing the Titleist fitting.  Have a friend who recommended Scott Felix in Memphis.  Anyone know about him?



Do you trust your friend in terms of golf? If so, I'd go get fir over there. Memphis is pretty close to where you live, or much closer than the Titleist fitting centers in CA or Mass.

However, if you want to experience the tour type fitting, I'd drive to Massachusetts and get fit over there. California is a long way from where you live.


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Not sure you have to go that far to get decently fitted. A couple of possible leads in your area here:

http://www.twgolftech.com/locator_results.php?region=seregion

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