Club Fitters in DFW

[ryanw21]

Im looking for someone to get fitted for irons, preferably outdoors. Money isnt really an issue so long as i'll get unbiased advice.

 

Any recommendations?

[Zeverson]

I had a friend recently go for a fitting at the Golden Bear Golf Center (it has recently changed names) off of Trinity Mills in far north Dallas. The link below is to the specific fitter that uses their facilities:


[url="http://fit2score.com/"]http://fit2score.com/[/url]

[hark114]

Try club champion. I was fitted by them in the Philadelphia area and they did a great job.

[JMG_02]

I just got a gift certificate to Cool Clubs in Lewisville (www.coolclubs.com). Haven't set up my appointment yet, but when I get done with it I'll come back with a review.

[mctrees02]

I'm a big supporter of Frank Hartwick at Sellinger's Power Golf in Addison. He uses trackman indoors in their studio and I have always been impressed with his work. If nothing else, you're going to get a blunt, honest assessment in fitting you to a club. I don't know him to be biased towards any one manufacturer as he's built Callaway, Mizuno, Adams, Titleist, and TM clubs for me and/or my friends in recent years.

There's a reason you'll find the signature of pretty much every DFW-based touring pro (and a former POTUS) on the wall in the shop.

He's also able to do custom grinds, ferrules, stamping, paintfills, shaft PUREing, etc on site.

[glayne2]

Leonard Golf Links in Fort Worth.

[endurancechiro]

I had a really good experience with Mark Maness at Golden Bear in Carrollton. Spent a little over an hour with me just working through scoring clubs outdoors. I've referred several to him.

Frank at Sellinger's is also really good, but he does utilize indoor fittings.

[jflores8]

+1 for club champion, they do great work and I have heard those guys in Dallas are top notch.

[stealth24]

[quote name='mctrees02' timestamp='1402479697' post='9471949']
I'm a big supporter of Frank Hartwick at Sellinger's Power Golf in Addison. He uses trackman indoors in their studio and I have always been impressed with his work. If nothing else, you're going to get a blunt, honest assessment in fitting you to a club. I don't know him to be biased towards any one manufacturer as he's built Callaway, Mizuno, Adams, Titleist, and TM clubs for me and/or my friends in recent years.

There's a reason you'll find the signature of pretty much every DFW-based touring pro (and a former POTUS) on the wall in the shop.

He's also able to do custom grinds, ferrules, stamping, paintfills, shaft PUREing, etc on site.
[/quote]

Yep - I would absolutely recommend using Frank. He's incredibly sharp, has access to fantastic equipment (and keeps just about everything you could possibly want in stock), and the pricing is very fair (in my opinion). I don't think you could go wrong paying him a visit.

[SC-TX 88]

I know you want unbiased, but I got fantastic service from the Jim Mcclean center in Ft. Worth, it is however a regional fitter for Titleist.

[farmer]

I went to fit2score, my wife had given me a fitting and club for my birthday. I'm 64, bad neck, questionable knee, ss around 85. He had only Adams products, although a zillion shafts, and fitted me with a very expensive shaft in a good Adams head--in a TS flex. He had all the fitting bells and whistles, it was outside, but I wound up with a driver I could not play. My fault, but I trusted what he he told me. I did this at the first part of October, didn't get the club until the middle of November, and it was too late for any swap out by the time I had any significant playing time with the club. Plus, it's 450 miles from my home to Dallas.

[GolfinHack]

[quote name='stealth24' timestamp='1403188219' post='9531531'][quote name='mctrees02' timestamp='1402479697' post='9471949']
I'm a big supporter of Frank Hartwick at Sellinger's Power Golf in Addison. He uses trackman indoors in their studio and I have always been impressed with his work. If nothing else, you're going to get a blunt, honest assessment in fitting you to a club. I don't know him to be biased towards any one manufacturer as he's built Callaway, Mizuno, Adams, Titleist, and TM clubs for me and/or my friends in recent years.

There's a reason you'll find the signature of pretty much every DFW-based touring pro (and a former POTUS) on the wall in the shop.

He's also able to do custom grinds, ferrules, stamping, paintfills, shaft PUREing, etc on site.
[/quote]

Yep - I would absolutely recommend using Frank. He's incredibly sharp, has access to fantastic equipment (and keeps just about everything you could possibly want in stock), and the pricing is very fair (in my opinion). I don't think you could go wrong paying him a visit.[/quote]


I go to frank for all of my work and he's fitted me for irons as well. Can't go wrong here.

I've also heard good things about cool clubs but I've never been there myself.

[luckeejeff]

Yes, Frank at Sellingers is who I've been using for nearly every golf need I have!

[JMG_02]

[quote name='SC-TX 88' timestamp='1403188991' post='9531675']
I know you want unbiased, but I got fantastic service from the Jim Mcclean center in Ft. Worth, it is however a regional fitter for Titleist.
[/quote]

That's true. I went there for my driver and woods fitting 2 years ago, and of course I bought Titliest 910 driver and 3 wood. It was still a good experience though, but its fairly obvious that they aren't unbiased.

As per my previous post, I went to CoolClubs (finally) and it was a great experience. I wound up purchasing TM Rsi 2 irons and a Ping G30 driver. It was a lot of fun and got to hit balls inside and outside with a trackman. Highly recommended.

[Ringer]

I've heard good things about sellingers. Haven't been fit there yet. The place to get fit for high swing speed players. They have nice selection of x flex shafts to test.

[mctrees02]

Picking up another set of irons from Frank tomorrow. I already had the heads(S3 Pro's) and he took the time to install/pull 3 different shafts so that I could test out a few options as I was going away from my usual Pxi 6.0. Ended up settling on DGPro S300 with navy/platinum NDMC grips. Once we settled on a shaft, he built the 6 iron to spec and wanted me to test it outdoors before building the rest of the set. He then individually fit the lie angle for each iron rather than just saying "1.5 degrees flat" across the board.

As Frank likes to say, "I deal in precise measurements; I don't deal in marketing BS." In other words, he has zero interest in working in generalities because there are no industry standards for flex, length, loft, and lie.