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Hello!

Im headed to San Diego next week for 6 days 4-9 Jul, and looking to get a couple of fittings done for some new sticks.

I’m looking at maybe a wood/hybrid fitting, a wedge fitting, and a putter fitting for now. I’m not as interested in a driver or iron fitting at this time. 

Does anyone have any recommendations for places to go that are thorough, professional, and (if possible, but least important) cheap? 

Also not fully booked up at that time would be a requirement!

Thanks!

 

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Hacker James Great Member

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ADS Golf in San Marcos (San Diego North County.)

 

 

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Callaway, probably not cheap though.  San Diego North coastal

Callaway Golf Headquarters

2180 Rutherford Road, Carlsbad, CA 92008
888 223 7842

Titleist, Cobra and Taylormade also have headquarters and/or sattelite offices in San Diego.  I'm not sure if they do fittings but you could check.

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10 hours ago, Hacker James said:

ADS Golf in San Marcos (San Diego North County.)

 

 

Second.

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Thanks to all for the recommendations! I went to ADS Golf, and they were professional, nice, and thorough. Got a fitting for fairway woods and hybrids, though I didn’t buy any while there. They did send recommended specs to me via email, and said I can email them if I want to pick up some clubs later from them. 

They do have a limited selection of companies that they sell, and they specialize in higher end stuff like Miura, PXG, and Wishon clubs and aftermarket shafts. They were upfront about this prior to my visit when I called to make the appointment. You won’t be able to get Callaway, TM, PING, etc. from them. 

Thanks again for the recommendation. I’d recommend them as well. 

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