What can a club fitting REALLY do for your game? – Nick Hibbs – Tour X #222

<p>The Myths and Misconceptions around what club fitting can ACTUALLY do for you and your golf.</p> <p>We go in a slightly different direction on today’s Brain Booster but still with the underlying idea of looking at all avenues to improve your game.</p> <p>We are joined on the show by Nick Hibbs from Tour X who is one of the best club fitting experts in the UK.</p> <p>I have known Nick for many years and he is one of the game’s good people with a genuine care for his clients and students.</p> <p>He has a warmth of personality that is infectious.</p> <p>Nick has worked with some of the top players in the history of the game such as Vijay Singh, Tom Watson, Bernhard Langer and Nick Faldo</p> <p>Players who were renowned for their depth of knowledge with their own clubs.</p> <p>He served his apprenticeship over many years on the European Tour and his technical know how of all aspects of club fitting is literally second to none.</p> <p>So what benefit can club fitting have as a Brain Booster</p> <p>I have often felt from a mental game perspective if you KNOW your clubs are 100% right for you then it is a great assist in calming the mind.</p> <p>In the show we look into</p> <p>Tiger Woods opinion on the value of a club fitting and how he sees it worth at least a QUARTER of a shot each round.</p> <p>How NOT to fall into the trap of adjusting your game to your clubs.</p> <p>Your clubs should fit YOU and YOUR game.</p> <p>As we have said so many times can you find out EXACTLY what will make you tick as a unique individual</p> <p>What a club fitting can and can’t do for you</p> <p>Why a club fit is not just for better players</p> <p>How much does the shaft play a part in the performance of your shots?</p> <p>What is the latest technology with club heads?</p> <p>What is the actual process of a club fit?</p> <p>How will you actually benefit?</p> <p>How to hit the ball out of the middle of the club more often</p> <p>Wedge fitting or Driver fitting which should you go for?</p> <p>What are some of the myths and misconceptions