About FittingPros

Over the last decade, golf club fittings have gone from a niche service to an essential part of the game. With more than half of all new clubs now sold through custom fittings, golfers everywhere are discovering that the right clubs, fit to their swing, body, and game, can make a major difference. But with so many options out there, knowing where to go (and who to trust) isn’t always easy.

That’s where FittingPros comes in.

Our mission: help golfers, no matter their skill level, find the best brand agnostic club fitting locations across the United States.

FittingPros is a national golf club fitting directory. It lists 384 fitters in 74 cities across 22 states.

The directory features independent fitting studios, major brand fitting centers, retail locations, and performance centers. Detailed profiles for club fitting locations includes their launch monitor technology, number of golf bays, fitting location (indoor or outdoor), golf club and shaft brands carried, fitting costs, business hours, and more.

Golfers can search by state, popular fitting cities, or service type to find fitters nearby.

Types of Fitters on FittingPros

• Independent Fitter. A fitting studio that isn't owned by a club manufacturer or retail chain, and usually fits many brands.
• National Chain Fitter. A location of a multi-location fitting company, such as Club Champion, True Spec Golf, or GOLFTEC.
• OEM-Affiliated Fitter. A fitting location run by or tied to one club manufacturer, such as PXG.
• Big-Box Retail Fitter. A fitting bay inside a golf or sporting goods retailer, such as PGA TOUR Superstore, Golf Galaxy, or Edwin Watts.
• Performance Center Fitter. Fitting offered through a golf academy, resort, or club performance center.
• Mobile Fitter. A fitter who comes to the golfer, usually with a portable launch monitor.
• Golf Course Fitter. Fitting offered at a golf course, usually by the club's golf professional, often on the range or in the pro shop.

More on the types of golf club fitters

Why FittingPros Exists

• The industry has exploded. From national franchises like Club Champion and True Spec to independent fitting studios and course-based pros, there are now thousands of places to get professionally fit across the U.S. Each fitter offers different brands, technologies, and club fitting approaches.
• Quality varies.A great fitting can transform your game. A poor one can leave you frustrated and out hundreds, if not thousands of dollars. FittingPros helps you discover trusted club fitters in your area, whether it’s a well-known national brand or a local, hidden gem right around the corner from you.
• Golfers are searching. Demand for club fitting is growing every year, and yet most golfers don’t know all their options. Many don’t even realize how different fittings can be from one place or the other, or that there are potentially independent fitters in their area that offer tour-level experiences with no brand bias.
• There’s no central resource, until now. We built this site to make it easy for golfers to compare fitting locations by location, services offered, brands carried, costs, certifications, and more.

Helping Golfers Find the Right Fit

Our goal is to help you make a confident, informed decision about where to get fit, based on your goals, your budget, and your level of play. Whether you’re looking for a high-end studio with 50,000 head-shaft combinations or a local expert who has a history of providing great service and attention to detail, this site will help you find your match.

Custom fitting isn’t just for pros anymore.

It’s for anyone who wants to hit it farther, straighter, and with more confidence. FittingPros is here to make that easier.

How FittingPros Makes Money

Golfers use FittingPros for free, and club fitters can list their studio for free. Fitters who want more visibility can pay for a Tour Membership ($299 a year), which puts them at the top of city, state, and brand listings and sends them golfers’ fitting requests the moment they arrive.

Who Runs FittingPros

FittingPros was founded in 2025 by Jon Livingston to give golfers one place to compare club fitters. Questions or corrections go to hello@fittingpros.com.