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As I said earlier with the clubs, you can adjust your stroke to the putter but id rather shortcut it by getting something that works without manipulation.

These type of "circle the date on the calendar" events have you invest a lot of physical and mental/emotional energy. You are just completely exhausted. Then you look at the calendar again and realize you have a year to wait for the next one.

Such an odd statement. While there might not be a lot of "tech" involved with a putter, but theres certainly is a lot of technical stuff that goes on with putting. Toe hang, weighting, shaft length, lie angle, heel/center shaft, grip, etc.

Id hardly consider those places a good look for fitters. Best place I've been to for a club fitting was Man o' War in Lexington, KY. The pros on staff are teaching pros as well as fitters. They arent dedicated to brands either. My dad, brother and I went there for iron fittings. My brother ended up with TM irons, dad callaways and myself mizunos(the ones in my signature). They deal with other brands too, the miuras are well out of my range price wise lol.

You can adjust to clubs that arent right for you eventually. Id rather avoid that pain.

Kids generally haven't had decades of playing other sports to develop bad habits and they are more open to teaching.

I love seeing the ball drop and hit just under the the top of the cup insert. Ramming speed back of the cup and dieing it in just gives me heartburn when they power lip or ball peaks at the abyss awaiting for it and rolls back a half turn