The process of buying new irons can be overwhelming. I went in with an open mind. The best part of the process is the beginning. The club fitter talks to you about your game and sets some expectations. Adding to the first few shots you hit with you current clubs, that seemed to give the fitter an idea of what would work best. Seeing the stats put me at ease with the decision I made. The continued open dialogue with the fitter made the experience what it was. We talked about my game and the rest of my bag as well. That sets me to for what I might get fitted for next. It also showed some genuine interest on his part in seeing me improve.

The only thing that needs improvement is the lighting in the hitting bays. The shadows and darkness make seeing the ball and look of the clubs awkward.