Client Contact Information Customer Name* Date*
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Contact Information* We may need to discuss certain points of the fitting information with you. An email address is required to return your fitting information to you.
Do you prefer to be contacted by email or telephone? Address* We would need this information if you require your clubs to be delivered to you.
Fitting Why do you want to get a fitting and what do you wish to accomplish by getting a fitting?
Type of Fitting Are you able to meet in person for the highest level of custom fitting? Or do you wish to proceed with an on-line fitting? If not would you like to complete a a phone interview?
How did you hear about us, and why did you contact us?
INDIVIDUAL INFORMATION Please answer to the best of your ability. If you are unable to answer, then leave the field blank and we can try to assist you during the Client Interview.
Please give an honest opinion, or answer as close as you can to what you think you do. Part of this process is to know what you think you do, as well as what you actually do. In most cases your evaluation of your game will be far more telling than you may realize. If you do not see an answer that describes what you do, please feel free to add your own answer in your words. This form is to gather information about your golf game, not to grade you on your grammar or knowledge of terminology. Again, this isn't a test. It is for gathering information about your golf game to help you play better. To that end, please do not exaggerate any claims or feel embarrassed - this form is confidential. So give me all the information you can and we will build you a great set of clubs. - Thanks.
Physical Characteristics* Required for on-line fitting.
Right or Left Handed Player Do you play right or left handed golf clubs?
Dominant Hand What is your dominant hand?
Wrist to Floor Measurement
Wrist-to-Floor measurement in inches: Wear flat shoes on a hard surface, feet about 12" apart, hands at your sides, palms toward your legs, do not tense up, do not look down.
Measure from wrist crease of your lead hand, (left hand for right handed players), to the ground. The most accurate measurements are performed if someone else takes them for you. Enter in inches + fraction. - If you want to view a video to better learn how to do this, then copy and paste the following URL into another window of your internet browser. - - - - https://youtu.be/YwA5_kwj-Wg?t=397
Wrist to Finger Tip Measure the distance from the major wrist crease at the base of your dominant hand to the end of your middle finger. Enter in inches + any fraction.
Middle finger length
Measure the distance from the base of your middle finger to the tip. Enter in inches + any fraction.
Physical Strength Check box, estimated compared to others of your age.
Athletic Co-ordination Ability Athletic Coordination Ability (as compared to others of your age). If you struggled to be competent in most athletic sports check Below Average. If you were a better athlete but not among the best check Average. If you were a standout in most sports you participated in check Above Average
How long have you been playing golf?
Handicap Index - check one if known. If no Handicap, please provide your average score for 18 holes
Average Number Of Fairways Hit Per 18 Holes (Out of 14 potential driver/tee shot holes)
Average Number Of Greens Hit In Regulation Per 18 Holes (1 shot/par-3; 2 shots/par-4; 3 shots/par-5)
Average Number Of Putts Per 18 Holes
How Many 9 Or 18 Hole Rounds Do You Play Per Month? (during the playing season)
How Many Times Do You Practice On The Range Per Month (during the playing season)
Have you ever had lessons from a Certified Professional Golfer? What areas of swing lessons were covered? If you have had lessons, please describe what swing problems your Professional wanted you to work on and correct. (use as much space as needed).
Are You Presently Taking Lessons & Working On Your Swing? Yes No
If So, Are You Seeing Improvement/Permanent Change? Not applicable Yes No
If Yes, What Changes?
Do you have any physical handicaps or impairments? Check multiple answers if necessary Not Applicable Hand pain or discomfort with the grip Arm, elbow, shoulder joint pain from impact with the ball Other, please describe below
Impairment Affect On Play If you do have an impairment, please describe how it affects the way you play.
Golf Setup, Posture, Swing Characteristics Etc. A picture is worth a thousand words, but high resolution slo-mo video is a million times better. This can & will highly assist with accuracy for an on-line clubfitting.
For those of you with SmartPhones or Hi-Resolution digital cameras, we would like to provide you with an option to send us video of your golf swing from two views - Down-The-Line (DTL) and Face-On (FO).
We would like you to shoot video of 3 swings each with a Driver and a 7 iron from both the DTL and FO positions.
The files could be very large and if they cannot be emailed to
[email protected] , then please contact me using the email address and we can arrange for a DropBox or Cloud Storage type transfer.
Just below is a URL for instructions on how to video your golf swing. Just cut and paste the URL link directly below into your web browser to view the video.
https://swingstation.com/video/how-to-film-your-golf-swing
https://swingstation.com/video/how-to-film-your-golf-swing If you are sending video then you can skip down to the field titled "Swing Path"
Your Posture & Stance At Address Position - select closest Stance Width - Ball on Turf Swing Plane Description
Please mark the box near the image that best describes your swing plane. Note the location of the left arm and left hand.
SWING TEMPO - How would you describe your swing tempo? Which of the following would you say is closest? A smooth tempo swing will appear to be that of a "swinger", who swings the club rhythmically and with no sense of, or a very subtle sense of accelerating the club to impact. Average tempo swings will display a sense that the golfer is somewhat trying to accelerate the club to impact, but without a real sense of aggression in the downswing. This is going to be typical of most golfers who are not strong ball strikers and who do not hit the ball that far among most golfers their age. A fast swing tempo will definitely convey a sense of aggression in the downswing and that the golfer is really trying to accelerate the club through the entire downswing to "hit" the ball. Very fast/quick swingers seem to swing with a great deal of urgency. They seem to want to complete the swing even before it starts! They have extremely quick backswings matched to an even faster downswing.
MEASURE SWING TEMPO - If you have access to a stop watch, have someone measure the time from start of back swing to impact with ball. Take 5 readings and record the average for both driver and 7 iron. Smooth and rythmic swing times are typically between 1.1 to 1.2 seconds. Average tempo swing times will often fall between 1.0 to 1.1 seconds Slow swing times would usually be more than 1.2 seconds. Fast swing times would normally be rated between 1.0 to 0.91 seconds. Golfers with very fast/quick/sometimes jerky swings would have swing tempo times of less than 0.90 seconds.
Backswing Length
How would you describe the Length of your backswing?
Transition from backswing to downswing. Rate your force and intensity when you typically BEGIN the downswing.
Player examples of transition/force. Smooth - Louis Oosthuizen. Average - Adam Scott. Forceful - Jason Day.
RELEASE POINT - Looking at the illustrations below, which one comes closest to your release position Where do you release the club on the downswing, or where do you begin to uncock your wrists?? Check the most appropriate option.
Where do you release the club on the downswing, or where do you begin to uncock your wrists? Look at the photos below showing early, midway, late and finally very late release of Long Drive Competitor.
RELEASE - If you selected "Other" as your Release option, then could you provide more details? Imagine a clock for a right handed player and your arms/hands are the hour hand. 12 o'clock is vertical, 9 o'clock is waist-high and 6 o'clock is at impact. For a left handed player, the positions are 12 o'clock for vertical, 3 o'clock for waist-height and 6 o'clock is at impact.
Swing Path Description of Swing Path. Inside-Out, Straight Down the Target Line, Outside-In. See figure below. Please mark the box of the image that best describes your swing path.
Aiming At Target Where do you need to aim your shots to get them to go towards the target?
The Dreaded Miss We all have a dreaded miss in some situations and we hate that shot, and we have to compensate for in some way to keep out of big trouble. It could be a tee shot, an approach shot, across a particular hazard, or… What is your dreaded miss? In your own words describe your predominant missed shot.
Do you start hitting bad shots on the last few holes? If you are having difficulty with bad shots on the closing holes, please select any of the reasons that you may think apply. It's possible to have multiple choices.
What clubs do you have now? Please select the clubs that you now have in your bag? Driver 2 Wood 3 Wood 4 Wood 5 Wood 7 Wood 9 Wood Driving Iron 2 Hybrid 3 Hybrid 4 Hybrid 5 Hybrid 6 Hybrid 1 Iron 2 Iron 3 Iron 4 Iron 5 Iron 6 Iron 7 Iron 8 Iron 9 Iron Pitching Wedge Gap Wedge Sand Wedge Lob Wedge 48 deg wedge 50 degree wedge 52 degree wedge 54 degree wedge 56 degree wedge 58 degree wedge 60 degree wedge 62 degree wedge 64 degree wedge Putter Chipper
Name your favourite 3 clubs in your bag. What are your favorite 3 clubs in the bag, the ones you always hit your best shots with or as close as possible to perfect shots when you use them, club or clubs that you know you can depend on and know where the ball is going when you use them?
Strengths And Weaknesses Of Your Game What do you consider the strongest part of your game? Rate the following from 1 to 6, (1 is best & 6 is worst). Copy and paste the following categories into the field below. Put your number ratings beside each category.
A. Driver ____
B. Fairways ____
C. Irons ____
D. Putting ____
E. Pitch Shots near the green but not around the fringe ____
F. Chipping from around the fringe area ____
Do you have any additional comments?
HOW YOU CURRENTLY HIT THE BALL FROM TEE TO GREEN Section 1 - Driver Stance at Address How would you describe your stance at address?
Ball Position Where do you place the ball in your stance with a driver?
Your Trajectory - select option that most closely applies Low - lower than most other golfers Medium - about the same as most other golfers High - higher than most other golfers
Vertical Point Of Impact On Driver Face Horizontal Impact On Driver Face PREDOMINANT DRIVER SHOT PATTERN - If you have more than one shot pattern that shows up on a recurring or frequent basis, check all that are appropriate. TEE HEIGHT WITH DRIVER - How high do you normally tee the ball with the Driver? (inches off the ground to the top of the tee - include fraction of inches please).
Average CARRY Distance With Driver Yards carry distance. (All answers are confidential, so please don't fudge on this!!)
Driver Average Total Distance How long is your average tee shot in total length after roll?
Roll Distance With Driver How far does the golf ball typically roll for you?
What is your Club Head Speed with your driver? What is your Club Head speed with a 3 Wood? (MPH) How was it measured and with what type of measuring device?
Driver Trajectory Description Turf Conditions at Your Home Course Describe the grass on your home course
On your home course does your tee shot? Driver Make You're Currently Using? What is the make and model of your current driver? Does it have a fixed or adjustable shaft connector? If it does have an adjustable shaft connector, what is the reading/setting on the adjustable ferrule?
Diver Loft What is the "stamped" loft of the current driver you're using?
Has the driver ever been checked for loft on a Loft/Lie Specification Gauge? If Yes, what was the actual measured loft?
How Long Is Your Current Driver? Standard OEM driver length now is approximately 45.5 inches
Can you measure the length of your driver? How long is your driver with the driver in the address position and measured from the floor up the back of the shaft to the end of the grip? Most are in the 45-46.5” range.
Driver Shaft Analysis/Description. Could you please provide more information? Please list the specifications that may be printed on the shaft. Shaft manufacturer and shaft model, flex and weight, and torque resistance if listed. Can you describe the general colouring/design graphics of the shaft? Do your best, but don't worry if you are not able to complete this. Thanks.
Describe how you hit your driver. Use as much space as needed.
Any Additional Comments?
Section 2 - Fairway Woods This section is very similar to Section 1 - Driver that you just completed.
Stance at Address
How would you describe your stance at address?
Ball Position Where do you place the ball on the turf in your stance with a fairway wood?
Your Trajectory
Your Trajectory/Height - (select option that most closely applies)
Low - lower than most other golfers Medium - about the same as most other golfers High - higher than most other golfers
Principal Point Of Impact On The Face
Vertical impact location tendency (check predominant Fairway wood impact location)
Horizontal Impact On The Face
When you hit the ball off-center, what is your predominant off-center impact tendency? (Check predominant off-center hit location).
Predominant Shot Pattern
If you have more than one shot pattern that shows up on a recurring or frequent basis, check all that are appropriate.
Select Favourite Fairway Wood First check what is your favourite fairway wood and then we'll check for distance.
Favourite Fairway Wood Carry Distance Insert your best estimate of CARRY distance in yards. Again, please don't fudge on this or the fitting recommendation may not help you.
What is your Club Head speed with a 3 Wood? (MPH) How was it measured and with what type of measuring device?
Longest Fairway Wood You Can Control What is the longest fairway wood you hit with confidence?
3 Wood 4 Wood 5 Wood 7 Wood 9 Wood Other
Brand, Model & Lofts of Fairway Woods Please list the brand, model name, head number and the loft of each of the fairway woods you are currently using?
Fairway Clubs - Analysis of Use Please indicate how well you hit each fairway and where do you use them.
What is the length of your longest fairway club? Standard OEM 3 wood length is now approximately 43.5 inches
Length of Fairway Clubs if actually known.
If you do know the actual lengths of each of your fairway clubs, please list them below.
Fairway Shaft Analysis Please list your fairway clubs shafts flex, manufacturer and model. Do they all match one another? Do they match your driver shaft? Please list your driver shaft flex, manufacturer & model, shaft weight and the torque if listed.
Additional Comments?
Section 3 - Irons This section is very similar to Sections 1 & 2 that you just completed.
Stance at Address
How would you describe your stance at address?
Ball Position Where do you place the ball on the turf in your stance with an iron?
Do you vary ball position with different irons? If you vary the ball position, please indicate where you think the ball position is for your irons. If you have specialty shots, please indicate ball position for those too.
Your Trajectory
Your Trajectory/Height - (select option that most closely applies)
Low - lower than most other golfers Medium - about the same as most other golfers High - higher than most other golfers
Vertical Point Of Impact On The Face
Vertical impact location tendency (check predominant impact location)
Horizontal Impact On The Face
When you hit the ball off-center, please indicate what is your predominant off-center impact tendency?
Predominant Shot Pattern
If you have more than one shot pattern that shows up on a recurring or frequent basis, check all that are appropriate.
Brand, Model & Lofts of Irons Please list the brand, model name, head number and the loft, (if known) of each of the hybrids, irons and wedges you are currently using?
Hybrids You might have listed hybrids presently in your bag. If so, please describe how well you hit each and where you use them.
How long are your irons? Most OEM standard 5 iron lengths are 38" and 7 iron @ 37". How do your 5 & 7 irons compare?
If you know the actual length of your 7 iron please enter below.
Shafts in irons, wedges and hybrids. Please list your shaft flexes, manufacturer and models of shafts you are presently using in each of your irons, wedges and hybrids.
Possible "Fat" Shots Do you hit the ground first, ("fat shot") as a frequent problem with your irons?
Yes No
Your favourite iron. Do you have an iron that you hit the best and is your favourite? If so, please list below along with your best estimate of carry distance.
Average Carry Distance With The Listed Irons Below What is your average CARRY distance with your irons for each of the numbered irons listed below, when you make solid contact? (Please, we want to know carry distance only).
5 Iron - carry distance in yards
7 Iron - carry distance in yards
9 Iron - carry distance in yards
Longest Iron Hit With Confidence What is the longest iron you hit with confidence? Please select from the drop-down list.
1 iron 2 iron 3 iron 4 iron 5 iron 6 iron 7 iron 8 iron 9 iron
What is your swing speed with a 7 iron? How was it measured and with what type of measuring device?
Additional Comments?
SECTION 4 - HOW'S YOUR WEDGE GAME? How many wedges do you have in your bag? How do you use the wedges in your bag? Some of us hit all wedges the same and some of us hit them for only some shots. Please answer below and let me know how you use your wedges.
How well do you play out of sand? How is your chipping from close around the green? What club or clubs do you use for chipping close around the green?
Pitching Game - Analysis How good is your pitching game when you are too far away to chip from close around the green?
Additional Comments?
PLAYING GOALS & OTHER INORMATION Identifing & Quantifying Playing Goals Number your desired game improvement goals by priority among the goals listed. You do not have to number each goal, only the goals that you believe will have the most impact on improving your play if they are improved. Place a #1 for you most desired goal, #2 the second, and so on.
Driver I want more Distance. Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want better Accuracy Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want more Consistency for Solid Impact Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want to hit the Driver Higher Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want to hit the Driver Lower Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want the Driver to Feel more Solid Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
Fairway Woods I want more Distance. Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want better Accuracy Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want more Consistency for Solid Impact Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want to hit Fairway Woods Higher Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want to hit Fairway Woods Lower Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want the Fairway Woods to Feel more Solid Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
Irons I want more Distance. Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want better Accuracy Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want more Consistency for Solid Impact Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want to hit my Irons Higher Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want to hit my Irons Lower Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
I want my Irons to Feel more Solid Not Needed 1 2 3 4 5 6
High Lofted Fairways Vs. Irons I would prefer to have high lofted fairway woods to replace my irons that are harder to hit consistently.
Which Irons Replaced If you answered yes to replacing your hard to hit irons, list which irons you would think need replacing.
Hybrids Vs. Irons I would prefer to have hybrids to replace my irons that are harder to hit consistently.
Which Irons Replaced If you answered yes to replacing your hard to hit irons, list which irons you would think need replacing.
High Lofted Fairways Vs. Hybrids Please indicate by checking the radio button if you have a preference over high lofted fairway woods or hybrids to replace the hard to hit irons you have listed.
Any Additional Comments?
GOLF EQUIPMENT APPEARANCE LIKES & DISLIKES We know that the shape, style and appearance of the clubheads in your custom fit set must be pleasing to your tastes in head design. In the following section, please indicate any of the shape and style features for which you have an opinion.
Driver Size Very Large Head Size - 440 cc to 460 cc Indicate your preference and opinion.
Large Head Size - 420 cc to 440 cc Indicate your preference and opinion.
Medium - 380 cc to 410 cc Indicate your preference and opinion.
Medium - 380 cc to 410 cc Indicate your preference and opinion.
Small - less than 380 cc Indicate your preference and opinion.
Driver Shape Round Shape Profile
Round shape is where is where the length from heel-to-toe of the club head is visually the same as the the face-to-rear length. Indicate your preference and opinion.
Pear Shape Profile
Pear shape is where the length from heel-to-toe of the club head is visually greater the the face-to-rear length. Indicate your preference and opinion.
Deep Face Profile
Indicate your preference and opinion.
Cosmetics, Colour, Offset or Face Angle If you have very strong likes or dislikes for any of the above, please list them below.
Additional Comments?
Irons Large Head Shape/Size Indicate your preference and opinion.
Medium Head Shape/Size Indicate your preference and opinion.
Compact/traditional head Indicate your preference and opinion.
Top Line Thickness Preferred Indicate your preference and opinion.
Offset
Please provide your opinion on iron offsets - no offset, slight offset, moderate offset.
No offset - leading edge in line with front of hosel. Indicate your preference and opinion.
Slight offset Indicate your preference and opinion.
Moderate offset Indicate your preference and opinion.
Progressive offset
More offset on long irons to less on short irons. Indicate your preference and opinion.
Specific Offset Dimensions or Preferences If you have very specific offset dimensions that you require/desire, then please note them below.
Style, Material and Make-Up Please provide your opinion on types of clubs and material preferences within your iron set.
Blade type heads Muscle-back type heads Cavity-back type heads Mix of Blades/Cavity Back Irons
Cavity back long and mid-irons with Blades/Muscle-back short irons.
Forged Carbon Steel head construction Investment Cast Stainless Steel head construction High COR Face Construction
High-COR face design for increased ball speed, distance and slightly higher trajectory.
Additional Comments?
Grips Synthetic Wrapped Grip Style Plain Rubber Grip Style Wrap Rubber Grip Style Tacky Rubber Grip Style Chord Grip Style 1/2 Chord Grip Style Composite grip - upper chord, lower rubber.
Arthritic Style Oversize, with bumpy protrusions.
Non-tapered Style Specific Brand & Model You Desire If you have a specific brand & model preference, then please enter it in the form box.
Grip Size
Check off whether men's women's then indicate your preferred size.
Additional Comments?
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