Hitting from Fairway Bunkers One shot that seems to give most golfers problems is the fairway bunker shot. Most players either take too much sand and the ball goes a very short distance or they hit the top of the ball and it doesn’t get out of the bunker. If it does get out, it does not roll very far because it probably hit the front face or wall. This shot can be executed quite easily with the proper set-up and strategy. more...

We'd all like a set of brand name clubs custom fitted. It'd be great to have the right length, lie angle, shaft type and flex, grip size and more. No more complaining that the clubs too long or the grip doesn't feel right.

But who can afford that?

YOU CAN.

My wife and I were looking to replace her set of clubs. We went into Golf Quest and not only found a set we were interested in but were able to try them out. Having the driving range right there is great. We went back the following week and bought a new set of irons for me.

-Guy and Lori Finke

TITLEIST and SQUARE TWO CLUBS on site at Brookfield

Other major brands available through our full line Southington Pro Shop.

All Fittings Done in Brookfield!

Here are the different elements of custom fit clubs what we'll go through with you:

Length: The goal here is to determine a length at which the player can strike the ball most consistently and allow for correct posture. If you have a Tight Toe Hit, which means that the club is making contact with the ball at the end of the club face, a longer club will be required. A Tight Heel Hit, which means that the club is making contact with the ball at the inner edge of the club face, indicates need for a shorter club. Scattered Hits might indicate that the club length is too long for the golfer or the player is not accomplished enough to consistently repeat his swing.

Lie Angle: The goal here is to determine the lie angle which produces markings at the center of the sole, meaning the club lays even on the ground through contact. Heavy heel marks indicate a club which is too upright, in this case a flatter club will be required. Toe heavy marks indicate a lie that is too flat for the golfer. In this case a more upright club will be required.

Shaft Type & Flex: The goal here is to determine the shaft that produces the most consistent ball flight. There are several elements that provide possible solutions for trajectory problems. If the trajectory is too low one might need: Softer Flex, More Torque, Lower Flexpoint, or a Lower Weight Shaft. If the trajectory is too high one might need: Stiffer Flex, Less Torque, Higher Flexpoint, Heavier Weight Shaft. Our PGA golf professionals will balance these different elements to find the right shaft type and flex for you.

Grip Type & Size: The goal here is to provide the golfer with a comfortable grip in regard to texture and size. Your grip will be measured here to determine the proper grip size and our Pros will go over the different material options for you.

There are more parameters to this fitting that the Pro will go over with you and the whole process will only take about 20-30 minutes.

A fee of $25 is charged for a video swing analysis which is deducted from
the purchase price of the custom fitted irons.

Call us to set up an appointment in Brookfield: (203) 775-3556