How much does a golf club fitting typically cost?

Fitting costs vary by shop, but you can expect to pay anywhere from $50 to $500, depending on the type of fitting and the level of detail involved. Some fitters waive the fee if you purchase clubs through them.

Investing in a proper club fitting might seem like a luxury, but it’s actually one of the smartest ways to improve your game without changing your swing. Here’s what to expect:

Cost Breakdown by Fitting Type (Rough Estimates)

• Full Bag Fitting: $250 to $500
  Covers all clubs —driver, woods, irons, wedges, and putter. Often takes 2–3 hours.

• Driver Fitting: $100 to $200
  Focused on optimizing launch, spin, and dispersion off the tee.

• Iron Fitting: $100 to $200
  Helps with gapping, trajectory, and consistent contact.

• Putter Fitting: $75 to $150
  Assesses alignment, loft, lie, and stroke path using tools like SAM PuttLab or Quintic.

• Wedge Gapping Session: $50 to $100
  Ensures you cover distances consistently from 30–120 yards.

Important Clarifications

• Fitting Fee ≠ Equipment Cost
  ‍Most fittings do not include the clubs. The fee covers time, data analysis, and personalized recommendations.

• Fitting Credit Toward Purchase
  ‍Many shops will apply your fitting fee as a credit if you buy clubs through them. This is a good question to ask upfront.

Quick Takeaway
While some fitters might be a little more or a little less, expect to pay between $100 and $500, depending on what you’re getting fitted. In most cases, the value far exceeds the cost when it results in 10–20 more yards, tighter shot dispersion, and better scoring.