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One swing can decide club fit
A single golf swing might be enough to make a fitting decision.
In brief
A single golf swing might be enough to make a fitting decision. Golfers should say no to clubs that don't feel right after one swing, according to experts. Originally reported by Golf.
One swing can be enough
Jake Morrow says a single swing might be enough to decide if a club fits your game.
“Once you think you like something, you have to then go through a checklist of other important things.”
Why one swing matters
Morrow explains that if a swing doesn't feel right, you should stop and make changes immediately.
“You have to give yourself the grace of, like, literally, if you take one swing and it doesn’t feel like something you want to continue to swing, be done with it.”
The right decision
Morrow advises saying no to clubs that don't meet your needs after one swing.
“The best thing you can do for your fittings is to say no I don’t like that, and let them make a change.”
Ping G440 Custom Hybrid
The G440 hybrid offers different ball flight characteristics for various skill levels and needs.
“They all share a new, shallower and thinner face design, which improves face contact for more ball speed and higher-launching shots that hit and hold the green.”
Why wedges matter
Finding the right wedge is crucial for golfers who need reliable shots in tricky situations.
“You have to give yourself the grace of, like, literally, if you take one swing and it doesn’t feel like something you want to continue to swing, be done with it.”
Next steps
Book a fitting with True Spec Golf to build confidence in your club choices.
“Finding the right place where you’re comfortable saying no is crucial! Book a fitting with your local True Spec Golf and start building that relationship.”
What to remember
Golfers should say no to clubs that don't feel right after one swing, according to experts.
