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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2011 · 36 MIN

How Custom Club Fitting will Improve Your Game with Tom Wishon

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GSfMO#301 Who really benefits from you buying new clubs to keep up with technology? Custom fit clubs are vitally important to lower scores! Tom Wishon, author, spokesperson, and leading advocate on the art & value of custom club fitting wants every golfer to understand why. "Once I get better, I'll get fitted for clubs" is absolutely the wrong approach. You'll get better once you have clubs that are designed for you and give you more confidence. Also, don't think that you'll pay more for a custom set. Not only is price comparable, you won't have a need to change clubs every few years. Because of USGA restrictions, manufacturers can't make significant alterations. More money is spent on advertising than R&D, it's all repackaging. For more Tom has written some great books, including "The Search For The Perfect Golf Club" WishonGolf.com Next week, for Members Only, Tom returns with more insights on how we're being brainwashed by big ad budgets and high profile spokespeople. This episode is brought to you by AudiblePodcast.com/GolfSmarter. Sign up now and take advantage of Tom's book for free.

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