The questions our fitters get every week – and the answers you want

No two fittings are the same – but the questions we get from players in the studio often are.
Whether you’re curious about the process, which shaft suits you, or if custom fitting really makes a difference, we’ve collected the answers here.

Do I really need a fitting if I’m not a single-handicap golfer?

Yes – perhaps especially then.
The more your strike varies, the more the right equipment can help you. A fitting isn’t about perfect shots – it’s about giving you better conditions for consistency and accuracy.

How long does a fitting take?

A fitting typically takes 1.5–2 hours, depending on the category (e.g., driver or irons).
We analyze data in real time, test different shafts and heads, and finish with recommendations tailored to you.

Should I bring my own clubs?

Yes – please do!
It helps us compare your current setup with what we test. That way we can clearly see where the differences show up in distance, ball flight, and dispersion.

Which launch monitor do you use?

We use GCQuad, the same system tour players rely on.
It lets us measure everything from spin rate to club path with millimeter precision – so we make decisions based on facts, not feel.

How much does a fitting cost – and is it credited toward a club purchase?

Our fittings start from SEK 799 for a shaft fitting, and a full-bag fitting is SEK 1,999.
It means you’re paying for expertise, not guesswork.

Can I test multiple brands in the same fitting?

Absolutely.
We are independent and work with all major brands: Titleist, TaylorMade, Callaway, Ping, Mizuno, Cobra and more.
Our goal isn’t to sell a specific brand – it’s to find the right combination for you.

We’re unique in Sweden in offering an All-Fit system, which means we can test any club head with any shaft, regardless of brand.

What happens after my fitting?

You’ll receive a summary of all results, our recommendations, and a quote for your clubs.
If you order, we build your clubs by hand in our workshop to exact specs for length, loft, lie, and swing weight.

What are the most common changes you make for players?

The most common issues we see are players using shafts that are too stiff or too short, and incorrect lie angles.
 

Summary: It’s not about perfect shots – it’s about the right foundations

A custom fitting isn’t about playing like the pros – it’s about playing your best golf with your swing.
Every fitting is unique, but the goal is always the same: to maximize your potential.

👉 Book your fitting here and experience the difference for yourself.