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Today, Ian thinks he can fit himself into something just as good as AJ did from 2 years ago. Why You Should Get Professionally Fitted for Golf Clubs When it comes to golf, no two swings are the same. That’s why buying clubs off the rack or attempting to fit yourself often leaves untapped potential in your game. A professional fitting ensures your equipment is tailored to your unique swing characteristics, helping you hit more consistent shots and enjoy the game to its fullest. Whether it’s your swing speed, angle of attack, or even how you grip the club, every detail matters when building the ideal set for you. Professional fitters rely on advanced technology, like TrackMan and GCQuad, to analyze your swing and ball flight with precision. These tools provide insights you simply can’t gather on your own, such as spin rates, launch angles, and swing path data. Using this information, the fitter can fine-tune every club to ensure optimal performance. Instead of guessing which shaft or head design suits you, the fitting process validates decisions with cold, hard data, giving you confidence in your equipment. The beauty of a professional fitting is in the details. Factors like lie angle, loft, shaft flex, and swing weight are often overlooked by golfers trying to fit themselves, but they are critical to achieving peak performance. For instance, a subtle adjustment to your 7 iron’s lie angle could significantly improve your accuracy and ball striking. With a fitting, you’re not just buying clubs—you’re investing in the tools that will enhance your consistency, distance, and overall enjoyment of the game. At Windmill, we believe your equipment should fit you, not the other way around. By working with a professional fitter, you eliminate the trial-and-error process of buying and testing clubs that may not suit your swing. Instead, you’ll walk away with a set perfectly matched to your game, ready to take on any challenge with confidence. Whether you’re striving to lower your handicap or take your game to new heights, a professional fitting is the foundation for success.

Book a Fitting: https://www.windmillgolfcenter.com Advantages of Graphite Iron Shafts Lightweight Graphite shafts are lighter than steel, often by 20–40 grams. This makes it easier to generate more clubhead speed, leading to potentially longer distances. Ideal for players with slower swing speeds (e.g., seniors, juniors, or players recovering from injuries). Reduced Vibrations Graphite absorbs more vibrations on off-center strikes, offering a smoother feel. Helpful if you have joint issues, arthritis, or simply prefer a softer feel. Increased Distance The lighter weight and added flex in graphite shafts can help players gain distance, especially if they struggle to compress the ball with steel shafts. More Customization Options Graphite shafts come in a wide range of flex profiles, weights, and torque ratings, offering precise fitting for unique swing types. Easier on the Body The vibration-dampening effect reduces stress on the wrists, elbows, and shoulders during repetitive swings. When to Choose Graphite You’re looking to increase swing speed and distance. You prefer a lighter club overall. You experience joint or muscle fatigue with steel shafts. You want a smoother feel or more forgiveness on mishits. For a +5 handicap golfer like you, the decision might come down to performance feel and flight control. Graphite shafts have come a long way and now cater to skilled players with stiffer, low-launch profiles while still offering the benefits mentioned. If you’re doing fittings at Windmill, you’ve probably seen how modern graphite shafts like the Mitsubishi MMT or Project X Catalyst balance feel, stability, and consistency.