Had a fitting last week at the Titleist Fitting Studio in Lotte Department Store with 이창현. He was really helpful in trying to explain what he was trying to do, we had our struggles at times due to language but 이창현 managed to get his message across. He helped my increase my ball speed and efficiency by reducing my spin rates.

Ordered myself an 8.0 TSR2 and a TSR2 3 wood, patiently waiting for them to arrive but having patience is not easy! Really can't wait for them to arrive and put them into play.

I somehow missed this thread before now...

Had so many fantastic Titleist fitters and fitting experiences and I think Titleist does an amazing job finding quality people to fill those roles.

I've done everything from fittings at TPI to Titleist local fitters to outside 3rd party fitters. I think it's important to try as many different fitting types as you can so that you can understand your own process and have trust in your fitting so that you can reach the goal of whatever that fitting might be.

I'd have to say that my first fittings years ago, I was more concerned with what the fitters thought about my swing and over time realized that was only hurting me, cause they just want to give you what's best for you as best they can and if you don't swing your normal swing, then they can't do that.

Anyway, my most recent fitting was SF Bay Area local fitter, Nick Chan along with helper Eric who was there to help, at the Spartan Golf Complex in San Jose.

I went in expecting a certain result but with an open mind. I know my swing and generally know what I want and what works for me, but what Nick and Eric came up with was certainly much better. I've had the new clubs for four months or so now and could not be happier with them!