00:00I've never heard a custom fitter, and being one myself, I've never heard anyone complain
00:06that their clients spoke too much. I've been in fitting venues where we go in and go,
00:11oh, that was tough. They just gave me nothing. They didn't tell me what they wanted. They
00:14didn't tell me where they played. The feedback was, yeah, fine. It's really difficult. Just
00:20give everything you can. Like I said, no one's going to complain that you've babbled on. The
00:25more information you can provide your fitter, the closer we're going to get to getting you
00:30in the correct spec. Because you have to establish, as I said, we've got all the launch monitor
00:36technology in the world here that can tell us that raising your launch angle by two degrees
00:39and reducing your spin by 200 revs, for example, might get you an extra six yards. But that
00:46might be really counterproductive with the type of golf course you play. We need as much background
00:50as possible. On tour, it's easy, because the fitters have access to all of the players'
00:55statistics, right? They know that player off the back of their hand. They've likely seen
00:58and fitted them six to ten times before. You've got all that information there. Just make sure
01:04that you get enough information across and do not ever think you're talking too much. It's
