Mizuno Fitting
My Mizuno Store offers Fitting , an opportunity for golfers to test Mizuno golf products and be custom fitted in my shop. Mizuno Fitting Specialists are fully trained to observe your swing characteristics and guide you to the right clubs for you. Fitting are scheduled by appointment usually lasting 45 - 60 minutes. Benefits of Custom Fitting At my Mizuno shop, we have built our custom department from the ground up. Each and every custom order is built one at a time, with the utmost detail given to quality an precision. With my array of combinations, expert custom craftsmen, my Mizuno's custom department is unmatched in this area! What can be customized? Length The ability of the golfer to strike the ball consistently on the sweet spot is the determining factor when deciding on the desired club length. Shaft Shaft flex can affect distance, ball flight, trajectory and feel. Club head speed and tempo are key measurements Lie Angle Lie Angle influences both the set up position and how the ground affects the angle of the clubface thought impact. Loft Ball trajectory is the primary influence of loft. Grip Small or Large hands and grip size are not the only determining factor for grip size. |
| Precise Golf Club Repair & Fitting Pat Francisco - Owner, Club Technician |
| "The Key is Precise Fitting" |
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Features an array of interchangeable heads and shafts to provide the fitter all the necessary tools to conduct a superior fitting. all housed in a compact and easy to use cart. In addition a revolutionary Shaft Optimizer tool and software program allow the fitter to capture swing data from a customer and then quickly and precisely identify the ideal shaft selection for their individual swing DNA. This exciting new Shaft Optimizer tool will greatly enhance the entire fitting experience and dramatically improve the accuracy of each and every fitting. |
| Precise Golf Club Repair & Fitting Pat Francisco - Owner, Club Technician |
Mizuno Club Selection:
the 3 iron. Manufacturers have now recognised that not every golfer is comfortable using the longer irons and now offer you
the choice.
Mizuno Shaft Type:
This option allows you to choose which shafts you would like to have. There are a number of shaft choices available to meet
the different needs of golfers. If there is a particular shaft you require which is not listed please e-mail us to ensure it's
availability and compatibility with these irons.
Mizuno Shaft Flex:
Choosing a Flex option allows you to decide on a Regular Shaft, (Standard Swing). Stiff Shaft, (Faster Swing). or Xtra Stiff
Shaft, (Very Fast and Powerful Swing).
Mizuno Custom Fit Grips
Select between a number of velvet, cord, multi-compound and midsize grips.
Mizuno Grip Size:
This is where you can choose the size of the grip on your club. Some golfers are happy to play with the standard grip whilst
others prefer a thicker grip,i.e. Midsize. The grip thickness is achieved by applying tape to the club shaft underneath the
grip. Here you can choose to have between 1 and 5 lengths of tape with 1 being standard and 5 being midsize.
Mizuno Length:
Having the proper golf club length is a key ingredient to being able to make a good golf swing. Clubs that are too short or
too long will hinder your ability to rotate and properly transfer your weight during the swing. It could also cause you to
ground the club too early if they are too long or top the ball if they are too short.
Mizuno Lie Angle:
Lie angle is the angle between the bottom, or sole, of the golf club and the shaft. Having the proper lie angle is critical if you
want the opportunity to make accurate golf shots. The purpose in adjusting the golf club's lie angle is to ensure that the club
is resting squarly on its sole when you are addressing your shot. This will help get your swing on the right plane and keep
the clubface square at impact. A lie angle that is too upright will cause the heel of the club to hit the ground first, which will
close the clubface and produce a pull or hook. A lie angle that is too flat causes the toe to hit the ground first, opening the
clubface, which will result in a push or slice.
Pat Francisco - Owner TEL: (321) 255-9240 /
FAX: (321) 255-9241
FAX: (321) 255-9241
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