Get fitted in person

Take your report to a fitter.

Your report is a starting point, and a fitter with a launch monitor checks it on your swing. These are the ways to book one. Every option gets the same card, and the order never depends on who pays us.

Where to go

Ways to get fitted

No fees quoted here (October 2026): fees change and differ by location, so each card sends you to the provider’s own page. Within each group, the cards run A to Z.

Makers and retailers

Club makers and golf retailers can run remote and in-store fittings of their own. Expect them to start from what they sell.

  • 2nd Swing

    A golf retailer with a virtual fitting. Ask what it costs and whether it expects you to buy from them.

    Cost
    See their site
    Start
    Start from their virtual fitting page.
    Visit 2nd Swing

  • Your club maker

    Check whether the maker runs its own remote or in-store fitting. If it does, ask which heads and shafts you can try, and what it costs.

    Cost
    See their site
    Start
    Search the maker’s own site for “fitting”.

Chains and studios

Fitting companies and large golf retailers with locations to book. Check each site for one near you.

  • Club Champion

    A club fitting chain. Check its site for a studio near you and for what a fitting costs.

    Cost
    See their site
    Start
    Book on their site.
    Visit Club Champion

  • PGA TOUR Superstore

    A golf retail chain with fittings. Check its site for a store near you and for what a fitting costs.

    Cost
    See their site
    Start
    Book on their site.
    Visit PGA TOUR Superstore

  • True Spec

    A club fitting chain. Check its site for a studio near you and for what a fitting costs.

    Cost
    See their site
    Start
    Book on their site.
    Visit True Spec

Independent fitters and PGA pros

A local fitter, or the pro at your course. Start here if no chain is near you.

  • Independent fitting studios

    Studios that run their own fittings. Ask which makers’ heads and shafts they can fit you into.

    Cost
    See their site
    Start
    Search “club fitting” with your town, then read recent reviews.

  • PGA pros and your local course

    Ask the pro at the course or range where you play whether they fit clubs, or who they would send you to.

    Cost
    See their site
    Start
    Ask at the pro shop.

None of the links on this page earn us anything.

Before you book

Questions for any fitter

Worth asking whoever you pick, and whether or not they are on this page.

  1. 1Which launch monitor will you use, and do I get the numbers afterwards?
  2. 2Which makers’ heads and shafts can you fit me into? Are you tied to one?
  3. 3What does the fitting cost, and is the fee credited if I buy from you?
  4. 4If I buy the clubs somewhere else, can I take the specs with me?
  5. 5Can I bring my current clubs and my FitMySwing report?
Bring your report

Bring your FitMySwing report

The fitter sheet puts your report on one page, so you do not have to remember it on the day.

1Two minutes

Get your report

Answer a few short questions and your report is ready in under 30 seconds. It costs nothing and needs no account.

2One page

Open the fitter sheet

Open your saved report (the link in your report email, or the link the “Share report” button copies) and choose “Take this to your fitter (one-page sheet)”. It holds your swing numbers, the clubs we picked with their specs, length and lie if you gave your height or wrist-to-floor, and a short list of what to test.

3At the fitting

Hand it over

Print it or show it on your phone. The fitter can start from your numbers and test our picks next to what they would choose. Any fitter can use it, on this page or not.

The sheet holds only what your report holds. It is a starting point for a fitting, not a replacement for one.

Get your report, then get fitted.

Free. Two minutes. No account.