Let the haters hate. Fact is John and his staff are great. I showed up looking for a certain driver, they fit me for a cheaper driver that was just flat better for me and its worked out great for my game. I showed up at the wrong time, they worked me in even though it was my mistake. John and his nephew both saying they were not pro's gave me some good advice on my swing, which made me want to seek out a lesson. Fact is when I walked in there I was around 180 to 220 on a good one when I first came in. Now after my fitting and lesson I average about 260 and every once in a while I catch one up near 300. Worth every penny and would send anyone who wants to get better to see John and the crew. From mid 90's to mid 80s is proof for me
Haters are gonna hate! I Love this Channel and I Appreciate all that you do! I would Love to see the one length wedge video! It's been on my mind for a while. I always seem to push my wedges to the left, but once I get to a 9 iron it's straight as an arrow! I'll be looking forward to that one! Thanks Again!
I guess you do use your hands a lot but I really did not notice until you mentioned it. I do like your enthusiasm. Really like this video. Happy New Year!!! Looking forward to your videos next year.
Well done! You handled the jack wagon haters perfectly. Your also right about shaft fitting. I’m a senior and after a complete fitting was put into an x-stiff….it just a process. Keep up the great content and it would be great fun to see you in the straight jacket!
I like the idea of thinking outside the box. Conventional thinking is just a guide, not a truism. A friend of mine has a 90 mile / hour driver club head speed. Convention says he should be in a regular shaft. But, he puts so much side spin that the straightest and farthest combination for him is a TSI 3 set to 9 degree with an extra stiff shaft. Nobody would ever start there with him, but because of spin that combination works best for him. By the way, on the other hand, I have been fitted multiple times and every time I fit in the standard settings. Always. So, yes go ahead and throw in a curve ball. What's the harm!!
The straight jacket idea would be a hoot. I like the practicality of your videos and recommendations. You are very pragmatic and admit you don't always understand why performance improves.
No need to apologize for the hands movement, It's a unique jester you have , absolutely nothing wrong with that. Thank you for the video and Happy New Year.
You should see the floor in my office I literally wear a hole in the floor when I’m on a phone call just can’t stand still. Thanks for the support and I hope you have a great new year.
Thanks guys. Best wishes on a safe and successful new year. I have a relatively new driver (Ping G410).....in general with a relatively new driver (just over 1.5 years old) would you recommend a new club or retrofit? I was custom fit for this driver but I think my delivery has changed
Really good question, the jump from the 410 to the 425 wasn’t a big jump, so if anything I would say a simple retro fit would be the way to go to kick the can down the road. Now in regards to why you may want to or need to change shafts would simply come down to two key things. One speed, if you are swinging faster and I’m talking north of 7mph then you may want to get a new shaft. The other thing would be if you changed your release, and I’m talking about your wrist. If you go from a wristy type of swing to more of tug or pull on the handle very fast transition then this would also be a good reason to swap out your shaft…
Don’t sweat the hand thing. I do the same thing - speak with my hands. As far as I’m concerned, it’s just an expression of you enthusiasm for what you do.
I’ve loved (and have played with) my Ping ISI beryllium copper iron since I bought them new in 1998. As much as I love them, I can’t help but feel I’m missing out on the performance of newer technology. My question is this: would putting modern shafts on them give me the best of both worlds (newer technology with a club head I love)? If so, how should I go about selecting a shaft? Should I just retire them and upgrade? Thank you!
Such a good question, in this situation I would say that the head is the lionizing factor here and if you just swapped out the shaft the only thing you might see is a little tighter dispersion and grouping but that would be to the extent. So I would say look into the Mizuno line as it really does offer some if the softest feels out there and it also packs a really good punch.
I’m not a hater. I quite enjoy your content. One thing I will say. You said referred to t100 and apex pro and players distance irons in a video. They are not players distance irons, they are players irons. Besides that, I would say don’t give my credence to critics. Be you man. I enjoy your stuff
Thanks Ryan, I’m pretty sure this wasn’t directed at any of your remarks my man, I truly appreciate your support and feedback so please continue to keep the suggestions coming in.
@@SwingFit ok thanks I'm in Wisconsin and it's a little drive for me. My local shop pushes Taylormade cause that's what they get money per club they sell. I went in looking for a used driver like a year old and he only brought in a M6 and that's it. I got fitted for a putter at Club Champion and there was no communication when my club would be done and my fitter said he would give me an update 4 weeks after order and I got nothing. I also went with the most experienced fitter at that club champion location as well..
My vote is NO straight jacket John, be who you are bro!
Thanks bud, Happy New Year..
Let the haters hate. Fact is John and his staff are great. I showed up looking for a certain driver, they fit me for a cheaper driver that was just flat better for me and its worked out great for my game. I showed up at the wrong time, they worked me in even though it was my mistake. John and his nephew both saying they were not pro's gave me some good advice on my swing, which made me want to seek out a lesson. Fact is when I walked in there I was around 180 to 220 on a good one when I first came in. Now after my fitting and lesson I average about 260 and every once in a while I catch one up near 300. Worth every penny and would send anyone who wants to get better to see John and the crew. From mid 90's to mid 80s is proof for me
Thanks for sharing my man your results were absolutely awesome and I’m glad we were able to help.
Dakotas shirt looks very comfortable
Haters are gonna hate! I Love this Channel and I Appreciate all that you do! I would Love to see the one length wedge video! It's been on my mind for a while. I always seem to push my wedges to the left, but once I get to a 9 iron it's straight as an arrow! I'll be looking forward to that one! Thanks Again!
For sure this one is in the works
I guess you do use your hands a lot but I really did not notice until you mentioned it. I do like your enthusiasm. Really like this video. Happy New Year!!! Looking forward to your videos next year.
Thanks for the support my man.
Well done! You handled the jack wagon haters perfectly. Your also right about shaft fitting. I’m a senior and after a complete fitting was put into an x-stiff….it just a process. Keep up the great content and it would be great fun to see you in the straight jacket!
Thanks for the feedback and support. I’m likely going to order one just because.
Good stuff. Love this video and get that jacket! Lolol
I like the idea of thinking outside the box. Conventional thinking is just a guide, not a truism.
A friend of mine has a 90 mile / hour driver club head speed. Convention says he should be in a regular shaft. But, he puts so much side spin that the straightest and farthest combination for him is a TSI 3 set to 9 degree with an extra stiff shaft. Nobody would ever start there with him, but because of spin that combination works best for him.
By the way, on the other hand, I have been fitted multiple times and every time I fit in the standard settings. Always.
So, yes go ahead and throw in a curve ball. What's the harm!!
Thanks for sharing, and I hope you have an awesome New Year.
The straight jacket idea would be a hoot. I like the practicality of your videos and recommendations. You are very pragmatic and admit you don't always understand why performance improves.
I think it would be a very entertaining video, and thanks for the feedback my man.. happy new year.
That hair!! I love it man keep it growing!
My man is reliving his Shaun White days for sure.
Enjoy your channel!
Thanks for the feedback, Happy New Year.
HNY guys , thank you for the last 12 months of informative videos.
Thanks again for your support
Love your content. Can't wait to see more!
Thanks for the kind words and support.
No need to apologize for the hands movement, It's a unique jester you have , absolutely nothing wrong with that.
Thank you for the video and Happy New Year.
You should see the floor in my office I literally wear a hole in the floor when I’m on a phone call just can’t stand still. Thanks for the support and I hope you have a great new year.
Thanks for all your efforts guys and don’t understand some of the haters, but the hands …..😂
Thanks bud… Happy New Year…
Love it,
Glad you enjoyed it
Happy new year Guys!!!
Back at you.
Very good replies Enjoy watching you Very smart dude
Thanks for the feedback and support my man…
Happy New Year
And the same to you.
Excellent channel great content and very informative well done guys and Happy New Year from Ireland 👍
Thanks for the feedback and the same to you…
Well done and Happy New Year!
Back at you bud.
Man love your channel, where are you guys located. I don't think any of my fitters here in Columbus ga are worth my time and my money ..
Thanks for the kind words. We are located in Bunker Hill WV, just outside of Washington DC.
Well done. Enjoy all the videos and knowledge you share. Happy New year
Happy new year to you as well.
Thanks guys. Best wishes on a safe and successful new year. I have a relatively new driver (Ping G410).....in general with a relatively new driver (just over 1.5 years old) would you recommend a new club or retrofit? I was custom fit for this driver but I think my delivery has changed
Really good question, the jump from the 410 to the 425 wasn’t a big jump, so if anything I would say a simple retro fit would be the way to go to kick the can down the road. Now in regards to why you may want to or need to change shafts would simply come down to two key things. One speed, if you are swinging faster and I’m talking north of 7mph then you may want to get a new shaft. The other thing would be if you changed your release, and I’m talking about your wrist. If you go from a wristy type of swing to more of tug or pull on the handle very fast transition then this would also be a good reason to swap out your shaft…
Don’t sweat the hand thing. I do the same thing - speak with my hands. As far as I’m concerned, it’s just an expression of you enthusiasm for what you do.
Thanks bud, definitely appreciate the support and the feedback. Happy new year.
I’ve loved (and have played with) my Ping ISI beryllium copper iron since I bought them new in 1998. As much as I love them, I can’t help but feel I’m missing out on the performance of newer technology. My question is this: would putting modern shafts on them give me the best of both worlds (newer technology with a club head I love)? If so, how should I go about selecting a shaft? Should I just retire them and upgrade? Thank you!
Such a good question, in this situation I would say that the head is the lionizing factor here and if you just swapped out the shaft the only thing you might see is a little tighter dispersion and grouping but that would be to the extent. So I would say look into the Mizuno line as it really does offer some if the softest feels out there and it also packs a really good punch.
@@SwingFit Thank you for the input.
I’m not a hater. I quite enjoy your content. One thing I will say. You said referred to t100 and apex pro and players distance irons in a video. They are not players distance irons, they are players irons.
Besides that, I would say don’t give my credence to critics. Be you man. I enjoy your stuff
Thanks Ryan, I’m pretty sure this wasn’t directed at any of your remarks my man, I truly appreciate your support and feedback so please continue to keep the suggestions coming in.
Hater keyboard warriors at its best, just laugh these hacks off and keep doing your thing brother! Keep up your great content brother!
What's your thoughts on Second Swing? I had a bad experience at Club Champion and Second Swing is near me
Good stuff, their fitting program for their instructors is pretty darn good, and is more then just a pass a written exam type of certification.
@@SwingFit ok thanks I'm in Wisconsin and it's a little drive for me. My local shop pushes Taylormade cause that's what they get money per club they sell. I went in looking for a used driver like a year old and he only brought in a M6 and that's it. I got fitted for a putter at Club Champion and there was no communication when my club would be done and my fitter said he would give me an update 4 weeks after order and I got nothing. I also went with the most experienced fitter at that club champion location as well..
You would look more silly not moving at all as you speak
Your probably right, thanks for your continued support. Happy New Year.