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Message: [QUOTE="mauconnfan, post: 3087656, member: 489"] I'm reading these "fitting" suggestions and I may just try it next time I go new on irons and even driver etc..For an ex-baseball player who just wanted to be decent at golf, inconsistent if necessary I pretty much am what I want to without lessons, fitting and really just buying off the rack or EBay. Is there things in my game I'd like to improve? Hell yeah I'm a low ball hitter until I get to the wedges for whatever reason so hitting over corners etc are rarely an option for me. I'd love to hit the driver, hybrids and mid irons higher but there's also people I play with who wish they had my trajectory especially in the wind which doesn't bother me all that much. I buy good stuff, EBays great when a "brand new" driver or hybrid is now 2 years out from a manufacturer and is down 40%, time to try them. I just bought the M3 on Ebay for a crazy number brand new wrapped and I wouldn't have bought it for 400 or more 2 years ago. Just be patient and wait for Taylor or your favorite to make the next generation and jump on the last one. I had the M2 but the M3 Twist face straighter and a little longer. Back to the fitting, interesting theories may have to try. But reality of my game is when I'm "swinging it good" I play well and I can tell early in a round. When I'm swinging "weird" it doesn't matter what the clubs fit are because the face of the club doesn't see much ball LOL. [/QUOTE]