What's the Cost of Club Fitting at Edwin Watts?

Golf Equipment
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I’m thinking about getting my clubs fitted and I’ve heard mixed reviews about the fitting services at Edwin Watts. Can anyone share their experiences with the costs involved?

I’ve seen some people compare it to other fitting services like Club Champion and Golftec, and I’m curious:

  • How much should I expect to pay for a fitting?
  • Is the quality of the fitting worth the cost?
  • What equipment did they use, and how did it compare to others?
  • If you went for a fitting at Edwin Watts, were you satisfied with the outcome?

Any input would be greatly appreciated! I’m looking for the best value for my money when it comes to getting fitted for my game.

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I’ve been curious about the cost of club fitting at Edwin Watts too. Initial consultations usually range around $100 to $150, but that can vary based on location. They really personalize the experience based on your skill level and swing style.

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That sounds reasonable! I’ve heard the equipment they use is quite advanced, which might justify the costs. Anyone know more about specific tools they use?

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They use high-tech launch monitors and adjustable fitting carts to analyze everything. I think that’s a big part of what makes the fitting effective and worth the price. Nothing beats tailored clubs!

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Exactly! Plus, they often include some follow-up adjustments and recommendations, which adds more value to the overall fitting service.

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I appreciate the support from everyone! But is it worth it for beginners who are just starting? Wouldn’t a standard set from a store do?

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Absolutely, Shelly! While beginners might benefit from a decent set, investing in a fitting can help prevent bad habits from forming early on. It’s about finding what’s best for your game!

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That makes sense! But can anyone tell me how the costs add up if you decide to add more clubs after the initial fitting?

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From what I’ve heard, they typically offer discounts on additional fittings if you’ve done the initial consultation. It’s worth asking about their package deals!

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But aren’t some clubs ridiculously expensive? I mean, who can afford $400 per club? Makes me wonder if it’s worth breaking the bank just for fitting.

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I get your point, Shannon! It can feel excessive. However, many golfers find that a good fitting leads to better performance, which could justify the price in the long run. It’s a personal choice.

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True that! It’s all about how much one values that performance versus the upfront costs.

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I’ve been to Edwin Watts for club fitting and found their prices reasonable compared to other local shops. Typically, they range from $100 to $200 depending on the service. The quality of fitting is quite impressive, though.

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That’s good to hear! I was worried they might be overpriced. What do you think of the service quality there?

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I’ve checked a few places, and honestly, Edwin Watts seems to provide more value given their equipment selection. Other places might be a bit cheaper, but the fitting tools at Edwin Watts are top-notch!

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That’s a solid point. Selection definitely matters, especially if you’re particular about your gear.

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I’m considering a fitting at Edwin Watts soon, but I want to compare this with a fitting at my local golf pro shop. Anyone had experience with both? What are your thoughts?

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That’s encouraging! Since I’m on a budget, though, do you think the investment pays off in the long run?

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If you can afford it, then yes, investing in a proper fitting can greatly enhance your performance on the course. I found my clubs more aligned with my swing after getting fitted at Edwin Watts!

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That’s exactly what I hope for. But do they have hidden fees? I’ve heard those can sneak up on you!