Equipment

 

                   

 

Custom Club Fitting

When selecting new equipment, whether it be woods, irons or wedges, it is essential that you are fitted correctly by a qualified PGA professional. At Yarra Yarra we have 4 fully qualified professionals on staff so that you can expect to find knowlegable staff available 7 days a week to assist with your enquiries. We also have the advantage of an excellent quality practice range where we can see the ball in flight which is essential in not only gaining the correct fitting but also for assisting with swing corrections.

To assist us with club fitting we use fitting systems from Titleist, Cobra, Callaway, Ping and Yes putters. Listed below are details of these fitting systems. Even though you would think that Yarra Yarra would be an expensive place to buy clubs, you will find we are extremely competitive when it comes to pricing, and we do have access to all clubs on the market.

Callaway Opti Fit System ~Available at Yarra Yarra Golf Shop.

Our OptiFit Fitting System gives your fitting professional an unparalleled array of fitting clubs and virtually eliminates the guesswork out of being fit for your new Callaway Golf clubs.

 

OptiFit Clubs Replicate The Look, Feel and Performance of Production Clubs.

Callaway Golf engineers have designed OptiFit Fitting System clubs to make them indistinguishable from the actual driver or iron a consumer will put in play. The swing weight and center of gravity location are basically identical to the finished production club with no discernible difference in terms of playability, feel and performance.

Choosing Your Ideal Clubhead and Shaft Combination has Never Been Easier.

There are now 15 FT-5 Driver clubheads, six Big Bertha 460 Driver clubheads and three X460 Driver clubheads to go along with 29 shaft options from the most-respected and most sought-after shaft manufacturers in the marketplace, including Aldila ®, Fujikura ®, Graphite Design, Grafalloy ®, UST ® and Mitsubishi Rayon. That means you have 690 total driver configurations to choose from in drivers. Each shaft may be interchanged with any club head so you will have no doubt as to how a particular shaft and head will perform for your unique swing.

In addition, there are 24 irons heads and 29 shafts for a total of 696 iron configurations. Choose from stock and custom shafts available in varying lengths and flexes, as well as iron heads in a variety of lie angles.
Players of All Abilities Will Benefit.

Before OptiFit, only touring pros could test multiple head and shaft combinations to find the right driver. Now that option is available to every golfer regardless of their ability. The novice golfer will discover, before purchasing his/her clubs, which loft and flex combination work best for them. The advanced golfer will be able to fine-tune their desired feel and ball flight with precision.

 

 

Driver Fitting

The goal of a FittingWorks Driver Fitting is to maximize distance and accuracy by selecting a driver that helps the player achieve ideal launch conditions. Launch conditions, which are affected by changing equipment specifications, consist of ball speed, launch angle, back spin and side spin.

A FittingWorks Driver Fitting will test and analyze a player's launch conditions and recommend the proper model, loft, shaft, shaft flex and shaft length for the player.

 

Long Game Fitting

The goal of a FittingWorks Long Game Fitting is to provide the player with the proper combination of fairway woods, utility clubs and long irons that provide playable trajectories at preferred yardage gaps.

More than a simple fairway metal fitting, long game fitting optimizes the 3-wood, establishes the most playable long iron, and provides key knowledge of carry distances, trajectory and ball stopping ability required to attack par-5s in two, long par-4s and difficult par-3s for lower scores. In addition, the long game fitting will improve a player's course management skills by providing better knowledge and understanding of proper club selection.

Iron Fitting

Titleist Forged Irons are the most played irons on the PGA Tour and are the preferred irons of serious golfers everywhere.

A FittingWorks Iron Fitting will test the players iron launch conditions to identify the best model and then dynamically fit length, lie angle, shaft type, shaft flex, grip type and grip size custom specifications.

Wedge Fitting

The goal of a FittingWorks Wedge Fitting is to provide the best combination of Vokey wedges to optimize a player's short game performance and better control yardage gaps.

Vokey designed wedges are #1 on the PGA Tour because of Master Craftsman Bob Vokey's commitment to wedge fitting through a unique understanding of players' needs. His efforts allow all players to take full advantage of their wedge play through better feel and added confidence from every turf and sand condition.

Wedge fitting will match loft, bounce, sole design, and club face spin characteristics with a player's swing technique. Consistent yardage gaps combined with optimal control and spin allow players to better capitalize on scoring opportunities with their wedges.

C-Grooves 'lift' the back of the ball to start it rolling forward.

At Yarra Yarra we are a recognized Yes Putter fitting centre and with our qualified fitting staff we can assist all golfers become better putters.

The naked eye can't see it, but when a regular putter face impacts a golf ball it results in loft causing skidding, side- and even back-spinning before the ball can begin rolling forward on the green. So the ball is more apt to be affected by any miniscule aberration it encounters. Even when struck on the right line, these effects are the principal causes of missed putts.

 

 

The C-Groove on every Yes! putter solves this problem better than any other putter on the market. Which is why it's covered by multiple patents.

The secret is the 20-degree upward slant of the C-Groove's concentric edges. Upon contact, these edges grip the ball surface and apply physical forces that simultaneously lift the ball out of its resting position and impart and over-the-top rolling motion.

What happens next is changing the face of putting. Literally. See What it Does. This is the condensed version of C-Groove technology. For the long version, Read More about C-Groove technology (as presented at the 2002 World Scientific Congress of Golf at St. Andrews). To the serious golfer, it's fascinating reading.