Club Fitting
A brand-agnostic fitting, built for your game.
Combine Golf fittings are performed with True Spec Golf, our official fitting partner. Master fitters, every major head and shaft, launch monitor proof, and a Combine coach making sure the spec matches the swing you're building.
Club Fitting
True Spec Golf
The premier club fitting experience. True Spec builds its business on one principle: no house brand, no inventory to push, just every major head, shaft and grip on the fitting cart and the data to prove which combination belongs in your hands.
40+
Locations worldwide
Master
Fitters, one-on-one
Best
Clubfitters in America
The process
Interview & blueprint
Your master fitter identifies the goals for the session, then blueprints your current clubs, a look under the hood at how the set you play is actually built.
Test equipment
A curated selection of heads, shafts and grips chosen to improve the specific areas identified in your interview, tested head-to-head against your current clubs.
Recommendation
Your best combination of head, shaft and grip, every component explained and verified with launch monitor data, plus a detailed fitting report and shot report.
Hand build
Master builders weigh, sort and match every part, then hand assemble your clubs to the tightest tolerances in the industry, with optional SST PURE shaft alignment.
The build process
Hand built, to the spec.
After your fitting specs are set, a team of master builders hand assembles each club to the tightest tolerances in the industry, without exception.
Dry build
All parts are weighed, sorted and matched to your prescription, then built to the exact specifications your master fitter recommended.
Assembly
Clubs are assembled with the industry's most trusted epoxy, cured, trimmed to length, ferrules turned, loft and lie adjusted, and grips carefully installed.
Finishing
Shaft labels applied, every spec confirmed, clubs meticulously cleaned, then boxed and shipped to your doorstep.
Numbers that change decisions.
We capture every meaningful delivery and flight metric, then translate it into plain language: what your current clubs cost you, and what a better spec gives back.
Clubhead and ball speed
Smash factor and strike location
Launch angle and spin rate
Descent angle and carry window
Dispersion and shot-shape bias
Dynamic loft and lie at impact
Shaft load and delivery profile
Distance gapping across the set
Why True Spec
A fitting, not a sales pitch.
Questions
Before you book.
Will the fitter adjust my lie angle, loft, and length?
What is SST PURE and should I add it?
Is the fitting tied to one brand or a house club?
Who performs the fitting?
How long until my clubs are ready?
What should I bring to my fitting?
Do I need to buy clubs to book a fitting?
Get fit
Stop fighting your equipment.
Tell us where you play and what your ball is doing. We'll recommend the right fitting and put you with the right coach.
