Buying a 2nd hand driver...

[oxymoron]

I's just an observation so try to resist the urge to jump down my throat , however it does make me chuckle the amount of posters saying go to AG for the free fitting and then buy elsewhere ,
this is usually followed by someone saying the fitting is no good !!! Happy to use their free services but slag them off for everything else .

 

[sweaty sock]

Cant say I've ever bemoaned an AG fitting. They do a good job.

I'd be faster to complain about the average golfer who thinks they need something other than an average club....

 

[Orikoru]

I's just an observation so try to resist the urge to jump down my throat , however it does make me chuckle the amount of posters saying go to AG for the free fitting and then buy elsewhere ,
this is usually followed by someone saying the fitting is no good !!! Happy to use their free services but slag them off for everything else .

The difference is, if you just want to try hitting a range of clubs, then it's absolutely fine for that. Especially if you're buying second hand (i.e. not looking for a bespoke option). But for those wanting to spend money on a new driver that's well-fitted for them, with the right shaft etc, that's when AG becomes a bit hit and miss.