Cost of clubs via fitting

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By CBump

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  1. CBump

    CBump

    Greetings, can you give me a range or estimate of what a full set of clubs might cost from a fitting? I realize there will be significant differences in many variables but if you could provide a range, that would be really helpful for me to establish a budget. I am planning on coming out to CA to the TPI for a fitting and would like to begin saving! Thanks Chris

  2. Frank P

    Frank P
    Port St. Lucie, FL

    Military
    For a full set of Woods, Irons and Wedges, I would say $3,200 to $3,500, not including the cost of the fitting.
  3. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    I wonder how others feel about getting a full bag at one time. I prefer to start with driver, irons, and the fairway to go with the driver. Once I get the irons, I’ll know the gaps at either end of the irons for wedges and hybrids/fairways to fill the gap Getting fit with only a 7 iron makes hard to predict which iron will be the longest/right distance gapping and the distance for PW and if a Vokey is better suited than a W1/W2.

    My other personal problem at 72 is enough stamina to last for 3 hours….
  4. Alex E

    Alex E
    Vancouver, B.C

    The fitting centre will charge you the same price as you see for the product online, direct from Titleist.

    I would recommend breaking your fittings down into three separate sessions. Putter/Wedges first, then Irons, then woods/Driver.

    To properly fit a full bag you'll be hitting hundreds of golf balls over multiple hours. You'll be wore down and tired sooner than one might think, affecting your swing and ultimate fitting accuracy.

    Most fitters will waive the fee when product is purchased, so it's not going to cost you anything more to break them out.

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