Refitting, lessons, or new driver?

[kingzilla]

So I have saved 400 dollars for golf. I am on the edge of breaking into the eighties, but I am having a conflict of hitting a draw and then fade the next. Sometimes it goes crazy and it will hook or slice, but lately I have made it managable. I was originally going to get lessons, but as I said, I made my unpredicable swing managable.

Now I am wondering would it be better to get my clubs refitted. These clubs used to be my dad's, who gave them to me last summer. I have always wondered how well I would shoot if all my clubs were fitted to me. My dad is six foot two and I am five foot ten and he swings at about 90 mph and I swing at about 100-105.

But the final thing that I wondered is getting the R11s, which I could set to fit what swing I want. I have a G20 which has been my best friend and my worst enemy. Most of my clubs are taylormade, including my hybrid which I have occasionally used as my alternitive driver (I smack it 200 yards with a draw which is better than 260 yards on the other fairway).

So my question is should I go for the lessons to fix my swing (with limited cash for only a few lessons), a refitting for my entire bag to optimize my game, or a new driver to hopefully fix my most unpredicable part of my game.

Thanks in advance, Kingzilla

[Mr3Wiggle]

I'd get a club fitting.  Then take what's left of your $400 and buy a set of irons off Callaway Pre-Owned using the specs the fitter gave you.  You could get a nice set of irons in like new or very good condition for that.  They list the lie angles, lengths +/-, set makeups, and shaft flexes on there.