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Thank you for your input guys! I guess what I am hoping to do is gather accurate data about my launch and then be able to get an expert to interpret it and reccomend a combination based off of it. Is this a fair expectation? There are a number of fitters that claim to be experienced in "fitting over the internet" once they are provided with launch data that is accurate. From some of the feedback that I see from people who have used their services I would expect this to be correct... Or am I mistaken? What would be the consensus on this type of process? I know it will never be as good as being live in person with an excellent fitter but is it an acceptable approach? Cheers! Adam

I have a Fujikura shaft with a serial number engraved on it it is a 5Z08 stiff flex. It has an SST Pure sticker on the shaft (I got it as a shaft pull) so it could be from that. Seems like it can be done, so it should only be a matter of who can do it for you :)

Hi everyone! I'm traveling interstate to be able to get a session on a Trackman so that I can gain some accurate information about my launch conditions. Is there anything that I need to be aware of in terms of the information that I need from the session so that I can then use it to get fitted? I have a number of driver combos that I can take with me and I will be able to get launch information on. They are popular models so I am hoping that clubfitters that are familure with Trackman can use this information to then suggest a new combo for me. Can anyone offer some advice on this? I'm looking to get the most out of the session that I can :) Cheers! Adam