Adam Bilbe
From playing the game → to the science of matching every club to the golfer.
Club fitting turns equipment knowledge into a specialist career that keeps players in the game. Here's how the path is built.
How this path is built
- Step 1
Know the game and the gear: how shafts, lofts and lies change ball flight.
- Step 2
Train on fitting technology: launch monitors, lie/loft machines, shaft profiling.
- Step 3
Apprentice under an experienced fitter or builder to learn the craft.
- Step 4
Build a client base by matching every player to the right equipment.
Pathway overview: we're still confirming this person's full story. The steps above show how the career is built.
What they do today
- Match each player to the right club specifications.
- Run fittings and product testing on a launch monitor.
- Translate performance needs into equipment decisions.
- Build trusted relationships with players and coaches.
Advice for aspiring professionals
How to get started in this speciality.
- Players who know how a shot feels have a head start in understanding fit.
- Equipment expertise is a specialist skill in constant demand.
Book a professional club fitting and ask the fitter how they trained for the role.
Which path is yours?
Take the free Career Planner and get three starting points built around your game, or join a workshop and turn them into a plan with us.