Ping custom fitting

[Birchy]

I currently have a set of ping G20 irons which i bought off the shelf after testing them out. Can anybody tell me the best way to go about getting them custom fitted? Ive looked online but i cant make sense of it! Any advice would be very welcome

 

[macca64]

i think, if you go to their site in Gainsborough, you have to be put forward by the retail outlet you got them from,not 100% though,

 

[Junior]

Alright mate, can your pro not help you out?

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Look online for a Ping stockist who should have the facility to test you properly. Other than that book a session at Ping HQ via your club pro

 

[pbrown7582]

Your pro should be able to give you a check off and check lie length grip size etc.

Unusual to get ping off the shelf as they normal come with free fitting.

 

[shewy]

Go to your local stockist and get fitted, you may well end up black spot regular.
Once you know your requirements send the irons back to ping who will do a free alteration of the lie for you,you pay the carriage to them,if you need them shorter you may have to pay for this,likewise longer.

 

[Birchy]

Cheers for the replies fellas. I will have a word with our pro and see what he says. Im not sure how much benefit i will get but i cant see it doing any harm

 

[barum_blue]

Going up next week for a fitting in Gainsbrough - usually my Pro who is a Ping stockist measures me up but thought I would try and get it done by Ping as they have every possible shaft and lie angle to try out. You can book a half hour or 90 minute session and it costs 20-30 depending on which session you go for.

Looking to change up to new Ansers and give them a go and test against my current ones.

 

[Birchy]

Going up next week for a fitting in Gainsbrough - usually my Pro who is a Ping stockist measures me up but thought I would try and get it done by Ping as they have every possible shaft and lie angle to try out. You can book a half hour or 90 minute session and it costs 20-30 depending on which session you go for.

Looking to change up to new Ansers and give them a go and test against my current ones.

Did you book that through your pro? I think i will have a chat with ours and see if he thinks its worth me booking a fitting.

 

[vkurup]

If u r looking for a lie/loft test.. go to your nearest Direct Golf showroom.. they do an 'MOT'. will easily reset ur lie. However, this is almost cosmetic compared to going thru a full custom fit. If I had money, I would go for a custom fit, but still waiting for my euromillion cheque

 

[barum_blue]

Did you book that through your pro? I think i will have a chat with ours and see if he thinks its worth me booking a fitting.

Yes I did - he thought it was worth it for me as I have been making some changes to the swing recently

 

[RGDave]

Am I missing something, or are they various routes you could consider?

If it was me, I'd go back to where I got them from and go from there. A pro could do it, or a range, or shop, whatever, but retro-fitting is going to cost either way. I know Ping will adjust the lie (dot) and all that, but someone who didn't sell you the clubs isn't going to do it for nothing.

I bought some 2nd hand Mizunos (+1/2", 2* up) and then a pro clubfitter double checked the fit and tested the lofts and lies. Fairly expensive experiment that, but worth it.

 

[barum_blue]

Yes through my pro. He was happy to do another fitting but I am just curious to go through the process at Ping after making some swing changes