Never used them, go to a Titleist product specialist in my area who I know and can trust go on Titleist Thursdays when they offer free fittings..... or to a Titleist certified fitter who has been in the business for over thirty years and another one I know and can trust....best fitters east of the Mississippi...........just me but I only get fitted by people I know.....they may not be case for everyone.....

Me personally, I prefer a fitting outside so that I can see true ball flight as well as turf interaction. I would suggest looking for a golf course that is a Titleist fitter or Cool Clubs (if its one in your area or close by).

My personal view - the sites are generally indoors, so you can’t see the actual ball flight, just computer interpretation. They do assemble the parts onsite. Custom service at a custom price tag. I would rather have the best Titleist fitters at Manchester Lane near New Bedford, MA do an even better fitting outdoors for about the same total investment.

Me personally, I prefer a fitting outside so that I can see true ball flight as well as turf interaction. I would suggest looking for a golf course that is a Titleist fitter or Cool Clubs (if its one in your area or close by).

If you are committed to Titleist, I would go directly to a Titleist fitter or Titleist Thursday event. If you want to play the field and check out every possible manufacturer and head/shaft combination, then Club Champion gives you that ability. As others have said, I think that being outdoors is a better experience, as long as the weather and turf conditions are good. I did a Club Champion fitting in 2016, and then I just did a Titleist TPI fitting in Oceanside last month (I will post a full review soon). Interestingly, the driver and iron fitting turned out very similar, the big difference was with hybrids vs fairway woods, and also with the wedges. If you are at all interested in wedge fitting, you need to go to a Titleist fitter and do it outside on turf. I would not go to CC for a wedge fitting.