Club Fitting FAQs
Find answers about Golf Hour club fitting options, introductory pricing, simulator analysis, scheduling, and practice credits when you purchase clubs from Golf Hour.
Golf Hour Club Fitting
What is a club fitting?
A club fitting helps you understand how your equipment works with your swing. At Golf Hour, you work with a golf instructor and use simulator feedback to review performance and discuss equipment considerations for your game.
Who is a club fitting a good fit for?
A fitting is useful for golfers considering new clubs or wanting to better understand their current setup. It can help you review distance, shot consistency, and how the yardages between your clubs work together.
Where are fittings held?
Fittings take place indoors in a Golf Hour state-of-the-art simulator bay. The relaxed indoor setting provides a comfortable environment to hit shots, review feedback, and ask questions without weather interruptions.
Who will work with me during the fitting?
You will work one-on-one with one of our Golf Hour golf instructors. Your session is focused on your swing, current equipment, goals, and equipment questions. Meet our golf instructor.
What software and analysis are used?
All three fitting options use E6Golf software and club fitting analysis. Your instructor uses advanced simulator analytics to review information such as distance, spin, and shot patterns, helping you understand the findings and discuss equipment choices.
How is club fitting different from a golf lesson?
Club fitting focuses on how your equipment performs with your swing and which equipment considerations may suit your game. Lessons focus on developing your golf skills, swing, and practice priorities. If you are unsure which to choose, contact Golf Hour for guidance.
Packages, Pricing, and Timing
What introductory fitting options are available?
Golf Hour offers three introductory fitting packages:
- Driver, Fairway Woods, and Hybrids: $125. Approximately 1 hour with a golf instructor. Explore this fitting.
- Irons and Wedges: $125. Approximately 1 hour with a golf instructor. Explore this fitting.
- Full Set: $225. Approximately 2 hours with a golf instructor, combining both individual fitting packages. Explore the full set fitting.
How do I choose the right fitting?
Choose the Driver, Fairway Woods, and Hybrids fitting to focus on tee shots and longer approaches. Choose the Irons and Wedges fitting to focus on approach shots, distance control, and scoring clubs. Choose the Full Set fitting for a broader look at the equipment covered by both packages.
What does every fitting package include?
Every fitting includes personal time with a Golf Hour golf instructor, use of a state-of-the-art simulator bay, E6Golf software and club fitting analysis, and guidance on your results and equipment considerations.
Driver, Fairway Woods, and Hybrids FAQs
What is covered in the Driver, Fairway Woods, and Hybrids fitting?
This package covers all three club categories in one fitting: your driver, fairway woods, and hybrids. Review distance, ball flight, shot patterns, and how your longer clubs fit together. View package details.
How much is this fitting, and how long does it take?
The introductory price is $125 for an approximately one-hour session with a Golf Hour golf instructor. The price covers the driver, fairway woods, and hybrids package together.
What can I learn about my longer clubs?
The fitting helps you understand distance and consistency off the tee and on longer shots. Your instructor can review how your driver, fairway woods, and hybrids perform, including distance gaps or overlapping yardages between clubs.
Irons and Wedges FAQs
What is covered in the Irons and Wedges fitting?
This package focuses on your irons and wedges. Review distance control, ball flight, spin, shot patterns, and how the distances between your approach and scoring clubs work together. View package details.
How much is this fitting, and how long does it take?
The introductory price is $125 for an approximately one-hour session with a Golf Hour golf instructor. Irons and wedges are included in the same package.
Why look at distance gaps between irons and wedges?
Knowing how far each club travels helps you understand which club to choose for different shots. Reviewing distance gaps can identify clubs with overlapping yardages or gaps that leave you without a comfortable option.
Full Set Fitting FAQs
What does the Full Set fitting cover?
The Full Set fitting combines the two individual packages, covering your driver, fairway woods, hybrids, irons, and wedges. It brings the longer clubs and scoring clubs together in one fitting experience. View full set package details.
How much is the Full Set fitting, and how long does it take?
The introductory price is $225 for an approximately two-hour session with a Golf Hour golf instructor in a state-of-the-art simulator bay.
How much do I save with a Full Set fitting?
The two individual fitting packages cost $125 each, or $250 combined. The $225 Full Set fitting saves you $25, which is a 10% discount, compared with purchasing both individual packages separately.
Why choose the Full Set fitting?
Choose the Full Set fitting when you want to review multiple parts of your set together. It provides a broader picture of your equipment and the distances between clubs, with more time to discuss your swing, shot data, and equipment goals.
Club Purchases and Practice Credits
What practice benefit is included when I purchase clubs from Golf Hour?
When you purchase clubs from Golf Hour, 2 hours of Anytime simulator bay credits are included so you can practice with your new clubs.
Are the two hours of practice credits included with the fitting alone?
The two-hour practice-credit benefit is conditional on purchasing clubs from Golf Hour. It is not included with the fitting fee alone.
Is the club-purchase practice benefit available with all three fitting options?
Yes. The club-purchase benefit applies across the fitting offerings. If you purchase clubs from Golf Hour, 2 hours of Anytime simulator bay credits are included to practice with your new clubs.
Scheduling and Preparation
How do I request a fitting?
Review the fitting options, then contact Golf Hour to request your preferred package. Let us know whether you are interested in the Driver, Fairway Woods, and Hybrids fitting, the Irons and Wedges fitting, or the Full Set fitting, along with your preferred dates and times.
When are fitting sessions available?
Contact Golf Hour to coordinate an available date and time with a golf instructor. Plan for approximately 1 hour for either individual package or approximately 2 hours for the Full Set fitting.
What should I bring?
Bring your current clubs for the fitting you select:
- Driver, Fairway Woods, and Hybrids: Bring those clubs.
- Irons and Wedges: Bring your irons and wedges.
- Full Set: Bring your driver, fairway woods, hybrids, irons, and wedges.
Wear comfortable golf or athletic clothing and bring your golf glove if you normally use one.
What should I discuss with the instructor?
Share your typical misses, the shots you want to improve, and any questions about your current equipment. Let your instructor know whether you are exploring new clubs, reviewing your current set, or focusing on distance control and consistency.
Ready to find your fit?
Explore the fitting that matches your equipment goals, meet our golf instructor, or contact Golf Hour to arrange your session.