Techy Stuff…

Everybody who watches TV, or reads golf magazines, or visits golf websites is aware that there are ways and methods for fitting clubs that make golfers hit better shots and score better. Here are some of the things AGCP members use to help golfers play better.

The AGCP has established 21 variables on a golf club that need to be adjusted to a golfers swing based on skill level, athletic ability and body type. The better this variables are adjusted to you and your swing the more consistently you will make center face contact with the face pointed at your target. Which means you get maximum distance with proper spin and ball speed off the clubface towards the desired target. Longer and straighter…

Clubhead loft
Clubhead lie angle
Clubhead bulge (woods only)
Clubhead roll (woods only)
Club head sole angle (irons only)
Clubhead face angle (woods only)
Clubhead hosel offset
Clubhead material and design
Shaft flex
Shaft torque
Shaft weight
Shaft spine alignment
Shaft flex profile
Shaft material composition and design
Grip size
Grip weight
Grip material composition and design
Club length
Club swingweight / moment of inertia
Club total weight
Club set makeup

To measure your swing so we can adjust these variables we use launch monitors to measure your swing and gather data for comparison. We test shafts and head designs that fit your swing type to find the best combination for you.

Ball Data
Ball Speed
Vertical Launch Angle
Horizontal Launch Angle
Vertical Decent Angle
Smash Factor
Spin Rate
Spin Axis
Carry Distance
Roll
Total Distance
Lateral Landing
Apex Height
Flight Time
Shot Dispersion
Distance to Pin
Club Data
Club Speed
Club Speed Profile
Club Acceleration Profile
Face Angle
Face to Path
Dynamic Loft
Angle of Attack
Club Path
Vertical Swing Plane
Horizontal Swing Plane
Spin Loft

The results of AGCP clubfitting often results in a dramatic improvement for the golfer and lower scores.