True Spec vs. Club Champion: What's the Difference?

In the world of golf, fitting is essential.

A casual player is contended with whatever he can get his hands on as long as it hits the ball when he swings, it’s leisure anyways.

A professional or dedicated player seeks perfection or optimal performance if perfection is far-fetched.

This is where fitting comes in; determining which golf club enables a player to play at peak performance.

Club fitting provides a player with insight on what might work better for him: determining shaft length, optimizing player performance, feel, and consistency.

To provide this service with the best satisfaction, fitting clubs joined the game.

Fitting clubs are expert club fitters offering their service to players who want to be at the top of their games.

Let’s take a look at two popular club fitters: True Spec and Club Champion, how do they differ?

True Spec vs. Club Champion: What’s the Difference?

Comparing True Spec to Club Champion, both of them are at the top of their game. They offer an excellent fitting experience and customers are everything except dissatisfied.

True Spec is more of a boutique when compared to Club Champion; its services are available in 30+ locations compared to Club Champion which is open in 100+ locations.

True Spec is more expensive than Club Champion with its full bag fitting priced at $475 and Club Champion at $400, this might be because True Spec is considered more exclusive.

Cost of True Spec

Apart from True Specs boutique brand, before making appointments for a custom fitting, you should know if their services take care of your concern.

True Spec’s fitting services include:

Full bag fitting -$475
Full bag (minus putter) -$375
Woods fitting -$275
Iron & wedge -$225
Short game fitting -$225
Putter fitting -$150
Driver Fitting -$175
Iron Fitting -$175
Gap analysis -$125
Shaft only -$125
Fairway & Hybrid -$175
Wedge -$125

Cost of Club Champion

Club Champion being relatively cheaper, offers the following services:

Full bag fitting -$400
Full bag fitting without putter -$325
Long game fitting -$250
Driver fitting -$175
Iron fitting -$175
Fairway wood/hybrid fitting – $125
Putter fitting – $125
Wedge fitting – $100

Now of course it’ll be a futile effort to book an appointment for a gap analysis with Club Champion the same way it’ll be a long shot booking for a long game fitting with True Spec.

Each of these two brands has its aces and they are both highly reputable.

Club Champion might be more economical and convenient as it is more likely to have a Club Champion fitting nearby.

But if you have a True Spec closer and don’t mind the costs, their expert fitters will leave you appeased and satisfied.

True Spec also took a little further with a branded merchandise store, caps, hoodies, t-shirts, and even mugs.

Club champion offers various discounts and offers across the year. If you care about the costs, you will definitely love the offers.

Making Your Choice: True Spec or Club Champion?

All golfers adapt their swing to their clubs.

Choosing a club that is not well suited to you will lead you to develop habits that will be a hindrance to your progress and also hard to break.

So if you’re thinking of why you should get a custom fitting, think about why you wear a shoe that fits your size; not oversized, not undersized.

Then check to see which fitter accommodates your needs and is convenient for you, preferences differ.

Conclusion