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Pat_RI 11-14-2015 08:38 AM

Golf club fitting
 
Can someone recommend somewhere that will fit me for a set of clubs?

karostay 11-14-2015 09:51 AM

Jim's Golf Spanish Springs

No pressure great prices

Barefoot 11-14-2015 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by karostay (Post 1145282)
Jim's Golf Spanish Springs.
No pressure great prices

I've never heard of Jim's Golf. Thanks for the recommendation, I need new clubs.
I googled it and it says Rolling Acres Plaza but some information on google is out of date.
Have they moved to Spanish Springs?

Rolling Acres Plaza, 676 US-441, The Villages, FL 32159, United States
+1 352-205-7005

golfing eagles 11-14-2015 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Barefoot (Post 1145284)
I've never heard of Jim's Golf. Thanks for the recommendation, I need new clubs.
I googled it and it says Rolling Acres Plaza but some information on google is out of date.
Have they moved to Spanish Springs?

Rolling Acres Plaza, 676 US-441, The Villages, FL 32159, United States
+1 352-205-7005

I'd be more than happy to "fit" you with some "clubs". :1rotfl: Myself, my putting was so bad I went to the (lobster) claw grip, but my hands keep slipping due to the drawn butter :1rotfl: I considered the "baseball" grip, but I already won that:)

Bogie Shooter 11-14-2015 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barefoot (Post 1145284)
I've never heard of Jim's Golf. Thanks for the recommendation, I need new clubs.
I googled it and it says Rolling Acres Plaza but some information on google is out of date.
Have they moved to Spanish Springs?

Rolling Acres Plaza, 676 US-441, The Villages, FL 32159, United States
+1 352-205-7005

No. Right next to Moe's grill in that plaza.

Barefoot 11-14-2015 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1145309)
I'd be more than happy to "fit" you with some "clubs". :1rotfl: Myself, my putting was so bad I went to the (lobster) claw grip, but my hands keep slipping due to the drawn butter :1rotfl: I considered the "baseball" grip, but I already won that:)

You're not good at paying bets and admitting you lost, :evil6:
but your sense of humor is impeccable! :coolsmiley:

themachoman 11-14-2015 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1145309)
I'd be more than happy to "fit" you with some "clubs". :1rotfl: Myself, my putting was so bad I went to the (lobster) claw grip, but my hands keep slipping due to the drawn butter :1rotfl: I considered the "baseball" grip, but I already won that:)

I've been using the Claw rather successfully for about 7 years. Don't you know you have to wipe the butter off your hands before you putt.

Pat_RI 11-15-2015 05:25 PM

Any idea on pricing?

Edjkoz 11-15-2015 06:31 PM

Great fitting at the Sarasota golf shop. It cost $75 and you get $37.50 towards the purchase of a club. They are rated in the top 10 by Golf Magazine

johnboy 11-15-2015 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Pat_RI (Post 1145246)
Can someone recommend somewhere that will fit me for a set of clubs?

Steve Wresh out of Continental Country Club. Works with you right out on the range so you see where the ball is going. Not a machine or astro turf. Very direct and to the point, no "oh that's a nice shot"

VApeople 11-18-2015 06:16 PM

I bought three clubs (5, 7, and 9 irons) from Golfworks, a company located in Newark, Ohio. I got basic clubs - forged clubheads, cavity back, no offset, and graphite shafts. They assembled the clubs for me, for a total cost about $180. I played with them, liked them, and then bought the 4, 6, 8, pw, and gap wedge from them.

Pat_RI 11-19-2015 08:30 PM

How did they know your fit.

VApeople 11-20-2015 09:30 PM

xxx

VApeople 11-20-2015 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Pat_RI (Post 1148114)
How did they know your fit.

I have played a lot of golf in my life and I have always used very standard clubs, so I figured standard clubs would work for me. I wanted to try their forged clubheads and regular flex graphite shafts, and $180 was not much to spend on this experiment.

However, BUYING METALWOODS IS A DIFFERENT STORY!!

I have a nice Ping driver so I bought a matching Ping 3-metalwood for $130 and I absolutely HATE it. I had a similar thing happen when I bought a Ping hybrid, so I threw that sucker into a lake. I now swear I will never buy a metalwood or hybric without trying at a range.

justjim 11-20-2015 11:31 PM

I will second Sarasota
 
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Originally Posted by Edjkoz (Post 1146101)
Great fitting at the Sarasota golf shop. It cost $75 and you get $37.50 towards the purchase of a club. They are rated in the top 10 by Golf Magazine

Second recommendation for Sarasota right here in The Villages.

Pat_RI 12-20-2015 05:43 PM

Thanks I went with Palmer.

kcrazorbackfan 12-20-2015 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Edjkoz (Post 1146101)
Great fitting at the Sarasota golf shop. It cost $75 and you get $37.50 towards the purchase of a club. They are rated in the top 10 by Golf Magazine

I agree; the guys at Sarasota or Palmer are great at fitting you; you can actually see the ball flight coming out from one of the fitting bays. At Jim's, you're hitting into a net and see the "results" on the machine; the downwind wind can be turned up to make you think you're hitting the ball a lot farther.


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