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Fitting Prep

Your numbers, the clubs worth trying, what to ask and what a fair price looks like, on one page. Print it or open it on your phone at the bay.

How it works

What this answers

What should you bring to a club fitting?

  1. Pick the club you are being fitted for and answer its three questions.
  2. Check your numbers. Save your carries in Club Distances or Gapping to replace the example.
  3. Print the report, or open it on your phone, and write the fitter’s quote beside our prices.

Reopen it any time with ? Guide

What are you being fitted for?
What is the most you want to spend?
Where does your driver usually miss?
What matters most to you?

Par 3 Gear Fitting Prep · Driver

Your fitting prep report

Your numbers

ClubCarry (yd)Carry, drawnGap to next

Drivers worth tryingLikely fit and maybeLikely fit: the maker publishes what meets every answer. Maybe: one answer is not covered by anything the maker publishes, listed under To confirm.

    What a fair price looks likeFair priceThe lowest new price and the lowest used price at our last checks, each with its store and date. Compare the fitter’s quote for the same build.

    Lowest new and used prices at our last checks, with a column to write the fitter's quote
    ModelLowest newLowest usedYour quote

    A custom build (shaft, grip, length) can change the price. Compare the quote for the same build. Used prices are the lowest graded Average or better on each store's own scale; “Worn” marks a lower grade, shown only when nothing better was listed.

    Questions to ask

      par3gear.com/lab/fitting-prep/ · Prices are the lowest at the stores we check; confirm at the store.Model = Lab estimate · Yours = your own numbers · Published = maker or source