Again, you may be leaving shots out on the course due to poorly fitted clubs. Even though you think you may not be sufficiently consistent to justify a club fitting. The wrong sort of clubs could be causing all sorts of problems in your golf game. I’m not suggesting that a 36-handicap player should be paying $300 for a fitting but they should at least get their clubs checked for some of the basics. Grip size, shaft length, shaft weight, shaft flex, length and lie. While many golfers can learn to adapt their swing to ill-fitting clubs it makes more sense to get the clubs to fit the player.