You can easily book a fitting session online through our website. Simply select your preferred date and time from the available slots. Payment can be made during the booking process using a credit card, debit card, or via a secure payment gateway. Alternatively, you can choose to pay in person at the centre on the day of your appointment. We accept all major payment methods, including cash and card payments. 

Very important. Every golfer delivers the club to the ball in a different manner. There are thousands of possible head and shaft combinations in the market and these can either enhance or hinder a golfer from reaching their potential.

Studies have shown that, “eight out of nine customers who went through a custom fitting added an average of 21 yards off the tee and lowered their scores by as much as six strokes per round”.

A measurement of the angle of the shaft coming out of the clubhead in relation to the grooves on the clubhead. If the lie angle setup is incorrect, you can expect to struggle with consistent strike and accuracy.
Lie angle has a direct effect on distance as well. When the lie angle is correct, maximum energy can be transferred between the clubhead and the ball. The lie angle is most important on irons because they make contact with the ground every time. You need to have your lie angles set up correctly if you want to hit solid shots that are on target!

Shaft flex is the relative stiffness or overall bending property of a shaft. Manufacturers typically categorize shafts by ladies, senior, regular, stiff and extra stiff flex. Generally, using a shaft that is too stiff will produce a straighter shot, but with a loss of distance. A shaft that is too soft will generally produce a shot pattern that is more erratic, but the distance will be greater. Tempo and swing speed will determine the shaft flex that is right for you.

Clubhead speed is the actual speed at which the clubhead is traveling just prior to impact. This is important information as a higher club speed will produce a longer shot upon solid contact. There is a direct correlation between clubhead speed and ball speed that is determined by how solidly the ball is struck. Higher clubhead speeds generally mean more spin on the ball and more bend in the shaft.

The spin rate is how many times the ball rotates in a given period of time. The unit measurement is revolutions per minute (RPM). Spin rate directly affects how the ball flies through the air. A ball that is rotating at a higher RPM, will stay in the air longer but not roll as much when it hits the ground. Conversely, a ball that is rotating at a lower RPM will not stay in the air as long and tends to roll out further. There are ideal launch and spin conditions for given ball speeds. Using launch monitor data, we can test your current and help identify your ideal spin rate.

Smash Factor is calculated by dividing the ball speed by the clubhead speed. It is a way of understanding how efficiently you're making contact on the clubface as well as how efficiently the given clubhead is propelling the ball off the clubface. High Smash Factors will mean more ball speed. Game improvement clubs generally produce higher Smash Factors, but this can come at a cost to spin and consistency.

A typical golf fitting session lasts between 45 minutes to 2 hours, depending on whether you're getting fitted for a full set of clubs or individual pieces like drivers, putters or irons. Please visit our golf fitting booking calendar to view times.

Yes, golf fitting is beneficial for players of all skill levels, including beginners. It helps build confidence and improves technique early on.

Yes, you can get fitted for individual clubs, such as drivers, irons, or putters.

Yes, we provide follow-up sessions if needed to make minor adjustments to your clubs after you’ve played with them for a while.