Do your golf clubs really fit? As part of your educational experience at the Kostis McCord Learning Center, our staff professionals will conduct a personalized club fitting. After analyzing your present equipment, we will find what works best for you by giving you the opportunity to test several different clubs, each with different club fitting variables. Then we will make specific recommendations regarding shaft flex, shaft length, shaft material, grip size, set make-up, etc. This club fitting evaluation will give you the knowledge you need to get the most out of your game.

A player's swing is as individual as his or her fingerprint. Finding the right equipment for your swing requires proper fitting. Titleist's dynamic Custom Fitting System for drivers, irons, wedges, putters and balls along with a Kostis McCord Learning Center Professional will allow you to choose the best equipment for your game.

Myth: "Tall golfers need extra long clubs."

I would only add length to the club if that tall golfer is an exceptional ball striker, because the longer the club, the more difficult it becomes to hit the ball in the center of the club face.

Myth: "Ladies shafts are only good for ladies and mens' shafts are only good for men."

Shaft flex and shaft material depend on the player's ball striking ability, strength, clubhead speed, and ball flight. I would bet Laura Davies does not use ladies shafts in her clubs. She is much too strong and generates exceptional clubhead speed. Ladies shafts would compromise her directional control, distance control and trajectory control. Likewise, many men would have a much better chance of curing their slice and maximizing their distance by using more flexible ladies shafts.