Make the set fit your golf.
Use launch data, carry distances and real-course needs to build useful gaps through the bag—not simply chase the newest club.
From launch monitor to golf course
A good fitting should solve a playing problem and leave you with a set whose distances, trajectories and roles make sense together.
Driver fitting
Balance speed, launch, spin, dispersion and playable carry rather than optimising a single longest shot.
Iron fitting
Test strike, launch, descent angle, distance consistency and turf interaction alongside feel.
Wedge gapping
Map full and partial carry distances so scoring clubs cover useful yardages without accidental overlap.
Long-game gaps
Decide whether hybrids, utilities or fairway woods create the best transitions above the longest playable iron.
Launch monitors
Understand the technology behind fitting and practice before deciding what data you actually need.
Indoor fitting
Find indoor facilities offering club fitting and simulator technology near you.
Then build the right bag
Use TGG’s equipment journey to connect fitting insight to the products and categories that actually suit your game.
My Equipment Route
Move from the problem you want to solve to relevant equipment rather than browsing a wall of products.
What’s in My Bag
Understand the roles each club needs to perform before changing the setup.
Simulator training
Use the same launch data for deliberate practice once the fitting session is finished.
Need help deciding what to change?
Use TGG’s equipment route and AI guidance to turn launch data and playing needs into a clearer shortlist.