These two most important clubs fit (and why)

With 14 available slots in the bag, the most important fit you can help your game in 2025? As a master fit professional, I can argue for each category. However, it is not very helpful for all of you to start the right journey on the fence and find the right combination to improve the game.

So, where to start? The most important fit for you will depend on your skill level and overall goals as a player. But with that being said, for most players, drivers and putters are the most influential on the score. This is what you should know both.

Driver fitting: Maximize distance and accuracy

The right driver will optimize the launch angle, rotation speed and ball speed, which can greatly improve the distance and consistency of the tee. Key points of driver accessories include:

Head design and adjustability (for forgiveness and workability). Choosing the right head is the maximum lever you can pull in the driver assembly.

Axis bending and weight (based on swing speed). The axis is a timing mechanism that passes the head to the ball and ensures more consistency in the impact.

Loft and Lie Corner (to optimize launch conditions). Choosing the appropriate loft and lie will optimize rotation, impact position and start direction.

Grip and feel (for control and comfort). Grip is your only connection to the club. Finding the right size, texture and density can fine-tune the release rate and grip pressure.

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Push rod accessories: reduce the green score

In a round, nearly half of your strokes come from putters, and putter assembly can greatly improve consistency and confidence. (Not to mention increasing the chances of the “gimmie” area receiver that is more intimate with the weekend group.) Key points of push rod accessories include:

Head Design – Toe suspension and facial balance (based on stroke arc). The head design you play should complement your natural stroke type. How many arcs did your stroke have?

Length (affects posture and alignment). The appropriate length will help the player be more consistent with the expected target line.

Lying on the corner (make sure to scroll correctly). The appropriate lie angle will tighten the repeatability through the start direction and impact position.

Head shape and weight (for stability and feel). The shape of the head will affect how the player sees his or her line. The weight distribution and overall head weight will resonate with the player’s personal sense and ability to control distance.

Optical (Aiming and Facial Control). Your optics can affect your aiming push rod and the loft provided by impacting dynamics.

Grip style and size (match stroke type). The shape and size of the push rod grip have a greater impact on facial awareness than any other club in the bag.

Separate thoughts

The proper driver can help you hit the best bomb instead of donating the ball to the nearest water danger. And a suitable putter ensures that you don’t go into golf retirement by a third. While every club in your schoolbag is important and has a specific job to do, your scorecard will thank you when you dial in the driver and putter. Focus on these accessories, you will spend less time looking for lost balls, or second guess every 20 feet, while more time impressing your new game.

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