I have been reading a lot about getting fit for your clubs and how important it is. I decided to take the plunge and be fit and order some new clubs. However, the experience was not what I expected. The pro took me out to the driving range to hit balls. First he watched me hit a couple with my current irons then I hit the AP1 and then AP2 off a black board so he could see if the club was too upright or too flat. I have been hearing all this talk about spin rates club head speeds etc...but at my fitting it was just the pro watching me swing and watching the flight of my ball. I only hit one AP1 6 iron and one AP2 6 iron. Then I hit a 909D2 9.5 driver. We didn't change shafts or anything. He just kept looking at the driver clubface to see where I was hitting. I will say that I was hitting the ball more consistently during the fitting but I was also hitting the irons off the flat black board not in the grass. Overall we spent about 45 minutes. 15 minutes I was warming up with my current irons (Wilson Deep Red 2 Tour ) and 30 minutes for the fitting. Should we have tried multiple shafts and set-ups? At the end he told me he recommended a regular to shift staff and said I needed my clubs to be a little longer and 2 degrees flat. Is it possible for the pro to just watch a few swings and know exactly what I need? Was I fit correctly?