How long after a club fitting is it recommended to perform a follow-up evaluation?

The recommended time frame for a follow-up evaluation after a club fitting is 4-6 weeks. This period allows golfers to have sufficient time to practice and play with their newly fitted clubs, enabling them to assess how well the adjustments are working for their game. During this time, players can notice any issues or areas for improvement that may arise as they get accustomed to their equipment.

By waiting 4-6 weeks, golfers can provide valuable feedback based on their experiences, which can lead to adjustments that further enhance their performance. The timeframe is practical; it gives players a chance to evaluate their comfort and effectiveness with the clubs while being near enough to the initial fitting to recall their experiences and any changes in their game.

Assessment too soon, like in the 3-5 days option, might not account for the player's adjustment period. Longer intervals, such as 1 year or 5-7 months, may miss timely opportunities for adjustments needed to continually optimize performance. Thus, a follow-up in 4-6 weeks is well-placed for effective evaluation and adjustments based on real gameplay experience.