One of the more common questions regarded being fit by the retail or big box stores. While this may be better than nothing, it is a far cry short of what a complete fitting entails. A fitting at a retailer will involve determining lie angle, length of shaft, shaft flex, and grip size.

There are several characteristics of golf club shafts that should be considered and which will have a dramatic affect on the playability of the shaft for an individual.

Is bigger really better in drivers? Does it really create a more forgiving club? What is the truth?

KIDS CLUBS-----Are your kids playing the RIGHT ONES? Do you have a child that has shown an interest in playing golf? Have you ever considered cutting down an old set of dad's clubs for the little guy? Would you like to know what type of equipment would best fit this young person?

One of the current buzzwords in golf is custom fitting. We've seen Tiger talking of the value of being custom fit. Golf magazine recently wrote an article guaranteeing lower scores simply by buying clubs that are custom fit to your swing. So today we'll take a look at what is involved in a true custom fitting. The following is a typical scenario for a driver fitting.