Koi Perich is an All-American college football player for the University of Minnesota. He’s also an avid golfer seeking an equipment upgrade, so he stopped by 2nd Swing for an award-winning Tour Van club fitting with master club fitter Tyler Fitzel. How does a college football player get fit for new clubs?
During this episode of Get Fit Like A Pro, University of Minnesota football star Koi Perich stops by 2nd Swing Golf for an award-winning Tour Van club fitting. At the end of this club fitting, Koi has a brand new driver for his game! What do you think he gets fit into?
When we talk a little bit about the hit location, these quadrants right here, I’ i’d call the middle and the high spot to be the sweet spot for us. Right now, you’re a little out on the toe side, that’s not the worst. The worst would really be kind of on the inside and the heel side. Um, and then the low side is where we’re getting a little bit more of the low launch and the high spin from. So, it’s a combination of what we’re seeing right there. I would look at changing things up by number one, I’m going to add a heavier and stiffer shaft because I do think we’d want to have a little bit more weight for your club head speed. If I get too light, you can actually move that so fast that it’s changing what the club’s doing, and we want that stability. So, weight and flex go hand inand for stability. The other thing I’m going to do is I’m gonna actually put some more weight into the club head itself, and I’m going to put it out on the toe. One of the reasons that that’s so important is if I put more mass behind where you hit it, that should increase ball speed. And ball speed can increase the distance right off the top. Bombs away. That’s actually the longest of the
