This is the biggest myth in golf. It's actually the opposite — the sooner you come in, the better. A player learning the game with clubs that don't fit them unknowingly builds bad compensations into their swing, which a coach then has to undo. I don't fit you so you'll play like a pro — I fit you so you can develop without unnecessary obstacles. Launch monitor data is objective, regardless of handicap.

Losing distance with age isn't an inevitable fate — it's largely a matter of the wrong equipment. If you're still playing the same clubs you had ten years ago and your swing speed has dropped since then, your shaft is probably too stiff and too heavy for you. A lighter, softer shaft profile can compensate for a naturally lower swing speed and give you back 10–15 meters without changing a single move in your swing. Age tells you your date of birth — the launch monitor tells you what your swing actually needs.

No. Fitting is done with test heads and shafts on site, but you're welcome to bring your own clubs for comparison.

Depending on the club type, typically 60–90 minutes per category (driver, irons, wedges, etc.).

Precise club specifications tailored to your swing and a recommendation — or, if you like, a straight order for your custom-built clubs.