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True Spec Golf - Scottsdale

5.0 (2 reviews)
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Great putter fitting. 2 handicap and never down a putter fitting. It was very helpful.read more

The Good / Budget Gap / Reality / etc…read more The Good: The facility at Grayhawk is top-tier (outdoor range, Pro V1s), and my fitter, Justin, was friendly and knowledgeable. The data gathered on the driver and irons was solid. I'm TPI certified (but not in the golf industry), so I came in as an informed golfer with clear goals and a clear budget. The Budget Gap: I set a firm $6,000 all-in budget. I explicitly told them that if they couldn't hit that number, I would use my TPI discount to order directly from Titleist. I was assured this wouldn't be an issue. The Reality: Despite knowing my budget relied on my Titleist preference, there was no noticeable effort to keep me in OEM-friendly shaft options. Which wasn't a concern during the fitting because I was assured budget was not an issue. We moved to specific aftermarket profiles and, while they performed well, the Cool Clubs markups and build fees pushed the final quote to over $7,500 (excluding taxes and a putter)--missing the budget by thousands. The Catch: When I tried to execute my "Plan B" (ordering direct), I hit a wall. The specific shaft profiles I was fitted for were not available on the OEM custom portal or major retailers like TGW. I was left with a spec sheet I couldn't easily use, despite being clear up front that this was required if they couldn't hit my budget. The "Standalone Service" Issue: Cool Clubs states the $500 fitting fee is for a standalone premium service. If that's the model, the service needs to be outstanding, regardless of whether you purchase the clubs from them. Mine wasn't. * We never hit a single wedge shot during a "full bag" fitting. * I specifically chose them for MOI matching, but we never measured MOI. * I said I wasn't bought into SST Puring, yet it was still included in the quote anyway. The Aftermath: Post-fitting, I emailed asking for specific length/lie data to resolve the ordering issues. My questions were ignored, and I was told to just "order from us." I escalated to management regarding the lack of follow-up support and received no response at all. The Verdict: After realizing the Titleist custom portal didn't stock the specific shafts I needed, I searched for a builder that actually carried the "Cool Clubs spec" components. I eventually found that Fairway Jockey in Scottsdale had the exact inventory to match the build sheet 1-to-1. I was able to order the identical set through them for about $2,000 less (minus SST Puring). They simply filled the order as requested without trying to upsell me. * Go here if: You have an essentially unlimited budget and having the "Cool Clubs" sticker on your shaft matters more to you than price. or you value the outdoor fitting and have a trusted club builder. * Avoid if: You expect the $500 fee to guarantee actionable, OEM-usable data. You may leave with a "custom tailored" spec sheet that you cannot actually buy on your own without doing a massive amount of cross-referencing between Cool Clubs' "static" measurements and the varying "standard +/-" measurements used by retailers.

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