Where did you go? My MP-60's aren't fitted (bought them 3 years ago before I appreciated the importance and before Mizuno opened the fitting centre in Wrexham). I phoned them a couple of weeks ago to ask if they could do it retrospectively and although I've got to get it booked by a retailer they were pretty positive.
Like JP-65 says I went to shop with custom fitting center and equipment. They need to have camera to assess swing speed and trajectory for shaft stiffness and length plus mark in ground that will assess what club head angle (lie) is suitable for yourself. Most pro shops dont have these and you need to be assessed by a qualified technician. Takes about 20 mins I would have had to pay 10-15 quid for service if I had not bought the clubs (discounted). Mizuno affiliated dealers with the equipment will assess your swing and clubs no problem.
Even the pros make mistakes but 3 years Darren ?
Darren Clarke, who is playing in this week's Scottish Open at Loch Lomond, rediscovered some of his old form on his recent sortie to the States, along with something just as significant. Namely, that for the past three years, he has been fitting his irons with the wrong shafts.
"You would think," he said humorously, "that I would have been smart enough to work out what was going on a bit sooner, but no."
After seven somewhat abbreviated events in which he missed the half-way cut, Clarke had four rounds at the recent Buick in which to think about what he was doing. Suddenly, it hit him that while his drives were bisecting fairways, his irons were going right and left and way too high.
He had the clubs checked by Malcolm Clark, an expert in that field, on his return and Clark told him that he was using stiff shafts as opposed to the extra stiff he thought he had in place. It was all down to the different measuring system used in America and Europe. "My fault entirely," stressed the golfer. "I should have checked."
