Had a driver fitting yesterday at the Titleist Regional Fitting Centre in BC, Canada with Tom, who’s the most knowledgeable fitters I’ve ever met.

Last year I was fit into a GT2 9° with a Tensei 1K Black 75X cut down ½”. Since then, I’ve been taking lessons and making some significant swing changes, so it was time to see what fit me now.

I ended up in a GTS2 10° with a Project X Titan Black 60 6.5 at standard length. The biggest surprise wasn’t more distance—I was still in the 270–290 yard range, with a couple over 300. The biggest gains came from dispersion and getting my spin numbers into a much better window.

What really stood out was the fitting experience itself. Tom spent a lot of time changing weights, explaining how the different CG settings in the GTS2 affected launch, spin, and forgiveness, and why we ended up in the neutral A1 hosel setting compared to the A4 setting on my previous GT2. I left understanding why the changes worked, not just with a new club.

It was a great reminder that fittings aren’t always about chasing more distance. Sometimes it’s about finding the setup that gives you the most confidence and consistency. Looking forward to getting the new driver on the course