Getting fitted for a driver that optimizes your low point will help maximize your driving distance and deliver better ball-striking returns!

To cash in on a few extra yards, you want to create the best possible launch conditions by hitting up on the ball.

To hit the ball on the up, your low point needs to occur before impact which also means that your Angle of Attack needs to be a positive value on the launch monitor, indicating an ascending strike.

A fitting helps us assess your angle of attack and ensure that your low point occurs before impact. If you’ve been gaming a driver shaft that doesn’t suit your physical build and swing speed, you run the risk of your low point occurring too late in the swing. The problem then is that your spin-rate increases significantly, robbing you of the extra distance that can make the game infinitely easier.

Trackman data suggests the average amateur golfer is capable of carrying their drives up to 30 yards further after a fitting that optimizes for low point.