My fitting was for a whole bag. Having never done this before, I feel that I learned the hard way that doing a full bag fitting in one session is impractical. It's just too many swings.

The good: WIDE selection of clubs and a fitter with a good working personality and good patience.

The bad: First pass on the suggestions for clubs was all aftermarket shafts. No stock options were really offered up as possibilities. While I knew the policies going in, I think it is a real shame you maintain that the fitting charge is separate if someone agrees to purchase $4k of clubs through you. Also, there is NO WAY you can have a complete fitting without a hitting session when the new clubs come in to measure the efficacy of decisions made. This is imperative to make sure club stats are in the appropriate ranges.

I would be comfortable recommending a fitting for one type of club if you are a seasoned player that knows what your looking for. But be absolutely certain to figure out what you are willing to spend your money on going into it. NOT EVERYTHING HAS TO BE AFTERMARKET.