True Spec golf fittings are the most comprehensive in the industry. Combining top-of-the-line data and equipment with a master-fitting professional is quite powerful. Your True Spec fitting is your chance to truly find the perfect solutions for your golf game. However, in order to capitalize on the time that you spend at True Spec, it is best to be properly prepared for the fitting. Here are some of our best tips to prepare for a True Spec Fitting.
5 Tips To Prepare For A True Spec Fitting
At True Spec, we have a specific process for all of our club fittings. Whether you are coming to us for new wedges or an entire bag fitting, these tips can help ensure you capitalize on your time spent with us.
Don’t Play Golf Before Your Fitting
Golf club fittings don’t require you to hit hundreds of golf balls, but you still want to feel fresh and able to reach your full swing speeds and power. If you have just come off the golf course after a round of 18 holes, you may be a bit tired.
This could show up in your swing speed readings, and it may cause you to get matched with an incorrect golf shaft.
The bottom line is you will want to schedule your fitting before a round of golf or dedicate a day to trying equipment and getting your game worked out, and enjoy a round of golf the next day.
Make Sure To Bring Your Golf Clubs
Please bring your golf clubs with you to your True Spec fitting. You can trust that all of these new drivers and irons on the market feel great. However, we want to really see how their performance compares to what you are already playing with.
The golf clubs you are currently playing with help us to establish a baseline that we can work from to see if there are improvements available to you.
Make Us Some Notes
Take a few notes before your fitting about the things that you would like to work on or improve during your time at True Spec. Tell us about your strengths and weaknesses and what brought you to your True Spec appointment.
Take A Look At New Equipment Releases
True Spec is a brand agnostic club fitting where you won’t be pushed to choose any particular manufacturer or product. However, before you come in for your fitting, take a look at some of the new releases and see which ones may appeal to you.
Stretch and Stay Hydrated
Some True Spec locations are outdoors, and the weather can get warm. Stay hydrated so that your body functions to the best of its ability and is physically ready to test all of the new equipment.
In addition, make sure to stay hydrated, as we know that dehydration can slow downswing speeds and lead to lower levels of concentration.
Final Thoughts
If you do these five things to prepare for your True Spec fitting, the rest is in our hands. You will walk away knowing more about your golf game than you ever have and the confidence that your equipment is finally suited to your needs.
