Is my clubfitter a complete tool?

[Gioguy21]

BOOOOOOM

[Ernest Jones]

Originally Posted by Gioguy21

BOOOOOOM

Did you see him hit that sucker over the mountain! WOW . Probably OB but still...BAMMO!!!

[wildebeest]

I can imagine this toolbag telling me something to the effect of "all the pros use a Hammer, but their equipment contracts require them to paint it like a TaylorMade or whatever".

If I got a set of HAMMERRRRRRRRBOOOOOOOOOOOMPPPPPPPPPPPOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWs and a box of Polara golf balls I guarantee I'd hit the top of the money list in about 3 months. the USGA/PGA is afraid of people finding out just how easy golf can be... that's why this stuff is banned.

Also, what's with the swings of the "actual golfers" in these commercials? I don't think these guys would look too out of place at a lumberjack competition.

[Dakota Fairways]

If he's that good why is he in Terre Haute? (no disrespect intended) So after you hit the 400 yard drive on the 475 yard par 4, what do you do when your 9 iron goes 190? Putt? Or better yet, what do you hit on the 105 yard par 3 with the river just in front of the green? I'd rather hit my 9 iron 125 yards and know a full swing 52 degree wedge works for those shorter distances. its tough enough to get the 50 yard shots right as it is...

[dhanson]

Originally Posted by wildebeest

He showed me his draw driver and told me that most pros use one, but you can't make it out on TV because of camera angles and whatnot.

assuming by a "draw driver" you mean a driver with a face that is a few degrees closed, i was under the assumption that most professionals played a driver with a face that was a few degrees open.

[wildebeest]

Originally Posted by dhanson

assuming by a "draw driver" you mean a driver with a face that is a few degrees closed, i was under the assumption that most professionals played a driver with a face that was a few degrees open.

I don't know if the face was closed, but it had a pretty huge offset. A real piece of work.