The Range Report

Notes From the Fitting Bay.

What actually happens in a fitting, how we grade pre-owned clubs, and how to build a first set without wasting a dollar — from the Fairway & Iron team.

A wedge lined up behind a golf ball on fresh turf
Club FittingMay 29, 2026

What Actually Happens at a Club Fitting (And Why It's Worth an Hour)

Most golfers picture a club fitting as an upsell in a lab coat. A good one is closer to a lesson you get to keep — here's the hour, step by step.

By Marcus Whitfield

A set of irons standing in a golf bag in warm evening light
Pre-OwnedMay 1, 2026

Should You Buy Pre-Owned Golf Clubs? An Honest Guide

A two-year-old driver at half price is one of the best deals in golf — if you know what to check. Here's how we grade every pre-owned club we sell.

By Marcus Whitfield

A golfer finishing a full swing on a sunny fairway
BeginnersApril 3, 2026

How to Buy Your First Full Set Without Wasting a Dollar

New golfers get sold 14 clubs when they need 9. Here's the beginner set that actually builds a swing — and what to skip until you've earned it.

By Dana Okafor

Ready to stop guessing at your specs?

Book an hour in the fitting bay, or bring in your old clubs for a same-day trade-in quote — the fitting fee and your trade credit both go toward whatever ends up in your bag.

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