Custom Golf Clubs are becoming very popular and much more affordable than they used to be. The question is whether or not you should get fitted and this depends on your skill level and how much you are willing to spend. Read on to figure out whether or not you should get fitted for custom clubs.

The first thing to consider when thinking about getting fitted for custom clubs is your skill level. If you are a high handicap golfer, then custom clubs are your last thought. High handicap golfers should be more concerned with their short game and their swing before they every consider getting fitted. The custom golf club makers will make it sound like their clubs will fix your entire game, but that is not true.

If you are a mid handicap golfer, then you might want custom clubs, but they will be a poor investment because they will not really help your golf swing or handicap much. You should still be working you your swing and your short game. These are the areas that need to worked on in order to drop your handicap.

Now if you are a low handicap golfer, say around a 10 or below, then getting fitted for a custom set of golf clubs is definately a wise investment for you. This will be a step towards scratch golf for you, although it will not be a dramatic improvement, it will help in many areas. You should still be concentrating on your short game to drop more strokes from your handicap.

The second thing to consider with getting fitted is the price. You need to figure out whether it is more important to spend the money on new clubs or on lessons, books, and training aids to help you swing the clubs you already have better.

So if you are considering getting fitted and you are not a 10 or below handicap golfer, then you need to consider using the money you might spend on new golf clubs to get lessons, books, a range pass for practice, and training aids to help you swing your current clubs better first. Then, after refining your swing you may want to consider custom golf clubs.