You will enjoy it for sure
I've only been for iron fittings in the past
1st time there was eye opener at attention to detail
Not just hitting various 7 iron shafts from a fitting cart at your local pros or AG
Big difference
For the benefit of everyone, i went to Scott Gourlay for a driver fitting yesterday (40th Bday present). Was fitted by Ross.
I explained I was there out of curiosity as whilst id had some form of iron fittings before, I had never been fitted for a driver so wondered is there anything out there better for me.
Warmed up, then hit a few shots with my own driver (TaylorMade M6 9deg, Atmos Black stiff shaft 66g (stock), set stock 9deg).
He then lowered the loft (7.75deg) which opened the face and flattened lie and i hit a few more. This change made me hit a bit straighter as i was previously hitting out the toe. Was getting c270y carry rolling out to 290y (i think). 105/106 clubhead, 140-150 ball speed
Long story short, we tried a number of heads and shafts (TSI3, STZ, Radspeed, SIM2s, and some expense shafts) and we couldnt beat my adjusted driver. Lots of good shots and plenty close but my 3 longest and straightest where my own - a stock M6 that cost me £150 brand new!
We had some time at the end to look at 3 woods. I game an M6 3W rocket (14deg), Atmos Orange stiff (60g). Can hit it miles, but also often out the toe which makes it go left. Immediate observation was the shaft was too light, and i need to flatten lie/open face. but cant do it with that head. He recommended an Aldila Green 75g, that was set with a TSI3 13.5deg head.
The recommended 3 wood presents a conundrum - its not a Titleist shaft option so will need to be built, £300 (after my fitting fee was taken off). It is a PXG stock shaft though, so could save £100 or so ordering 0211 or 0341, but have never hit the PXGs....