Turt

Got a Leupold gx-1 for Christmas. For a couple years I used a gps app on my phone. But it was always a bit slow to get out of my pocket, and sometimes took too long to get a lock on my location. Plus I don't like carrying my phone in my pocket while I golf. I am LOVING the range finder. It's quicker, more accurate, and easier to use. I think it's often faster than finding a sprinkler head and pacing distance. Especially when I'm off the fairway, which is too often. And I never doubt myself which is a mental advantage. Sent from my HTC Evo 3D using Tapatalk

Usually costs about $100 but they'll apply some or all of that to new clubs if you buy through the fitter. The fitter should measure your hand, fingertip to ground, height... He'll ask about your current swing and what you want to improve. He'll ask about injuries or anything inhibiting your swing. Hit balls with your own club (probably 6 iron if you're fitting irons) with some type of launch monitor that analyzes the ball path. Then he'll probably have you hit 5-10 shots with various clubs based on how you're hitting the ball. You'll get feedback (spin, launch angle, carry distance, total distance, etc) with each of the clubs you tried. That's about the gist of it. Sent from my HTC Evo 3D using Tapatalk