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tuffluck

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I know that i can go to pings website they have a list of ping dealers and fitters, but not all of those have great fitters. I. E. Golfsmith is listed... I want to get i20s and i am 6'6" so i wont just need standard loft and lie, so i really want to get the fitting right if im dropping $800 on good clubs. If you can personally recommend a specific dealer that would be great. My default is going to be hank haneys golf center, but they do charge a lot even if you buy your clubs through them, so i dont know if that is normal to pay a good fitter (since golfsmith applies the charge to the purchase of the clubs). Thanks in advance.

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Dave Murray at D. A. Weibring's Golf Center in Plano is supposedly good. He was one of Ping's Regional Fitters of the Year in 2009. Web site is here:

http://www.dasgolflearningcenter.com/club-fittingrepair/

I have no experience with him; I just came across his name when I was looking for a fitter.

Bob E.

Dallas, TX


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Dave Murray at D. A. Weibring's Golf Center in Plano is supposedly good. He was one of Ping's Regional Fitters of the Year in 2009. Web site is here:

http://www.dasgolflearningcenter.com/club-fittingrepair/

I have no experience with him; I just came across his name when I was looking for a fitter.

Went to him today and ordered my i20s. He knows his stuff and I would definitely recommend him. I even got a little lesson out of it too, and he waived the fitting fee when I bought the clubs. Thanks for the tip!


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Originally Posted by tuffluck

Went to him today and ordered my i20s. He knows his stuff and I would definitely recommend him. I even got a little lesson out of it too, and he waived the fitting fee when I bought the clubs. Thanks for the tip!


I'm glad to hear it worked out for you! And I'm glad I could be of assistance.

Bob E.

Dallas, TX


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Originally Posted by Bobtrumpet

I'm glad to hear it worked out for you! And I'm glad I could be of assistance.


no problem.  i was thinking it would be kind of funny if it turned out that the fitter was you :D


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