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Cazador83

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Has anyone out there done a putter fitting at kool clubs?  thoughts/comments

thx

Hi @Cazador83 , apologies for the belated response.  For the sake of this answer, I'm assuming/hoping you are talking about Cool Clubs ?  I live in Southern California and actually got my irons and wedges from them at their Irvine location.  I wasn't in the market for a putter at the time, but it wouldn't have mattered anyway, because they don't offer putter fittings here.  Only, SF, Scottsdale and Dallas.

My options are Edel in San Diego (which I've already decided I'm doing) or The Club Fix in Santa Ana.

I think anyplace that has a Sam Putt Lab system is probably going to help you find a good fitting putter.  So if Cool Clubs near you (or Kool Clubs, if thats really what you meant) has a Sam Lab, I think it's probably going to be good for you.

Good Luck!

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Thank you for the response.  Sorry for the confusion I did mean to say Cool Clubs.  I made up my mind to either fly or drive up to their location in Scottsdale.  Spending good money on a putter and driver, might as well get it fitted properly, IMO.

thanks again.

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Spending good money on a putter and driver, might as well get it fitted properly, IMO.

Might thoughts as well.  Good luck!

After you get it done, come back and tell us how it went!

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