Your swing is unique.
Your clubs should be too.
See it fly. Know
what works.
Buying new golf clubs should be about more than choosing a name or reading a specification. At Gravesend Golf Centre, we want you to hit the clubs, see the ball flight and compare the options against the equipment you already use.
We fit drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons from four of golf’s leading manufacturers, giving us the freedom to concentrate on what works for your game rather than starting with a predetermined brand.
What are you trying to improve?
Every fitting starts with a conversation. More distance may be the goal, but it could equally be tighter dispersion, less curvature, a different trajectory or simply more predictable distance control. Understanding the result you want gives the fitting a clear purpose.
Your current clubs are the starting point
Bring the clubs you use now. They give us a useful reference point. If a new combination cannot offer a worthwhile improvement for the reason you came to see us, we would rather have an honest conversation than recommend change for the sake of it.
Outdoor custom fitting. See the real ball flight.
All Gravesend custom fittings take place outdoors on the driving range, not hitting into a net. You can watch the ball from impact through its full flight, so you can see the actual launch, shape, height and direction for yourself as you compare different club and shaft combinations.
Fitted by PGA Golf Professionals
Every Gravesend fitting is carried out by a PGA Golf Professional. Your fitter combines professional knowledge of the golf swing with an understanding of club technology to help you make sense of what the ball flight and fitting information are showing.
That combination matters: the technology provides useful information, but you also get to see where the golf ball actually goes. The result is a fitting based on your swing, real outdoor ball flight and professional advice.
TrackMan & FlightScope launch monitor technology
Our outdoor custom fittings are supported by TrackMan and FlightScope launch monitors. They give your PGA Golf Professional measured information to use alongside the most important real-world feedback of all: watching the golf ball fly.
During a fitting, launch-monitor information can help us compare areas such as clubhead speed, ball speed, launch, spin and shot consistency while you can still see the true flight, shape, height and direction of every shot outdoors.
Data plus real ball flight
We do not want you simply hitting into a net and being told what the computer says. At Gravesend you can see where the ball actually goes, while TrackMan or FlightScope helps your PGA Professional understand and compare the performance behind each shot.
From Your Swing To
Your Specification
A fitting built around the golfer, not the box on the shelf.
01
Start with the golfer
We discuss your game, your current equipment, the shots you see and the shots you would like to see. This helps narrow down the heads and specifications worth testing.
02
Find the right shaft
Shaft weight and flex affect feel, trajectory and dispersion. We can test appropriate options to identify the combination that fits the way you deliver the club rather than selecting a shaft simply because of a label such as regular or stiff.
03
Match the clubhead
Different head designs offer different performance characteristics. We want a head that gives you the flight and forgiveness you need while also looking and feeling right when you stand over the ball.
04
Check length and lie
Club length and lie can influence strike and ball flight. These measurements form part of the overall specification rather than being decided simply from a golfer’s height.
05
Finish with the grip
The grip is your contact point with the club. Size and type can be considered as part of your final build so the completed club feels comfortable and consistent in your hands.
06
Order the specification you tested
Once the combination has been selected, the agreed specification can be sent to the chosen manufacturer to be built for you. When the clubs arrive, they can then be checked before collection.
Real outdoor ball flight, guided by a PGA Professional
Throughout the fitting you hit outdoors and see the complete flight of the golf ball rather than hitting into a net. Your PGA Golf Professional uses that real-world feedback alongside the fitting information to refine the specification.
TrackMan and FlightScope launch monitors add measured performance information to that outdoor ball flight, helping your PGA Golf Professional compare club and shaft combinations in a clear, evidence-led way.
Build a Bag that
Makes Sense
Distance, consistency and gapping all matter.
Driver fitting
A driver fitting can explore head loft, shaft weight and flex, launch, spin, ball speed and the resulting trajectory. The objective is not to chase one headline number: it is to find a combination that gives you useful distance with a ball flight and dispersion you can take to the course.
Iron fitting
With irons, consistency and distance control matter. We can look at strike pattern, ball flight, head and shaft combination and dynamic lie, helping build a specification designed around predictable shots rather than simply maximum distance.
Club gapping and set make-up
More clubs are not automatically better. A well-planned set should give each club a job. Looking at the yardage gaps can help avoid carrying several clubs that produce very similar results and can highlight genuine gaps that need filling.
Custom fitting is for every golfer
A fitting is not reserved for elite or low-handicap players. Beginners and developing golfers can also benefit from clubs better suited to their build and swing, rather than trying to adapt to unsuitable equipment.
Honest evaluation
Not every fitting has to end with a purchase. If your existing club is already doing the job you want it to do, that is useful information. The purpose of the fitting is to give you confidence in the decision.
Four Brands
A Fitting Built Around You.
A fitting built around the golfer, not the box on the shelf.
CALLAWAY
Quantum
Experience the current Quantum family.
Callaway gives us several ways to approach a fitting within one family. We can use the appropriate Quantum heads as part of the testing process, looking for the combination that gives you the flight, feel and consistency you want. The range also extends through Quantum fairway woods, hybrids and irons, with Apex irons and Opus wedges providing further options across the bag.
What we can explore in your fitting
- Your current club as a benchmark
- Appropriate head options
- Shaft weight and flex
- Loft and ball flight
- Distance and dispersion
- Final club specification
TAYLORMADE
Qi4D
Discover the current Qi4D family.
TaylorMade’s current driver family gives us different head options to test rather than asking you to choose one before arriving. The fitting is where we establish which direction suits your delivery and desired ball flight. Qi4D also extends into fairway woods and Rescue clubs. For irons, the current range includes Qi Max and Qi Max HL alongside P-Series equipment.
What we can explore in your fitting
- Your current club as a benchmark
- Appropriate head options
- Shaft weight and flex
- Loft and ball flight
- Distance and dispersion
- Final club specification
PING
G440 / G440 K
Engineered to fit your game.
PING gives us options across the bag and across different player needs. Instead of deciding whether you are a “G” or “i” player from the outset, we can let the fitting and the ball flight guide the choice. Current iron options include i540, G740, G440 and i240, allowing us to consider different combinations of speed, launch, forgiveness and player-focused shaping.
What we can explore in your fitting
- Your current club as a benchmark
- Appropriate head options
- Shaft weight and flex
- Loft and ball flight
- Distance and dispersion
- Final club specification
TITLEIST
GTS / T-Series
Performance. Fitted for you.
Titleist offers multiple metalwood and iron routes within the range. During the fitting we can compare the appropriate models and then refine the specification around the golfer rather than choosing the head in isolation. Current T-Series options include T100, T150, T250 and T350, plus T250•U and U•505 utility options. Shaft, loft, lie angle, grip size and headweight can all form part of the final iron specification.
What we can explore in your fitting
- Your current club as a benchmark
- Appropriate head options
- Shaft weight and flex
- Loft and ball flight
- Distance and dispersion
- Final club specification
Ready to Find Your
Next Clubs?
Four brands. Real ball flight. A fitting built around you.
You do not have to know which brand, head or shaft you need before you arrive. Tell us what you would like to improve, bring the equipment you currently use and let the fitting process help narrow down the options.
Have Questions?
Get in Touch!
Custom golf club fitting at Gravesend Golf Centre is advertised at £40 per fitting. Please confirm the current price and any applicable conditions when booking.
Our fitting process involves discussing your game, analysing your swing, testing different club options and recommending equipment suited to your performance and preferences.
Custom fitting can help with different types of golf clubs, including drivers, irons and other equipment. Contact our team to discuss the clubs you’d like to be fitted for and current availability.
We recommend bringing your existing clubs so our fitting professional can assess your current equipment and compare its performance with alternative options.
A fitting helps you understand which equipment suits your game. Please confirm the current fitting and purchase terms with our team before your appointment.