Join the four founders of the top golf club fitting brands in the world to talk fitting, equipment, the golf industry, and more! The fitting fathers include Nick Sherburne, Ian Fraser, Jason MacNiven, and Paul Jenner. Hosted by Cassie Bausch.
Join two of the four Fathers of Fitting for the latest chat! Nick and Jason keep it civil in a US vs UK showdown, and they talk about the bad builds they've seen in their careers.
(00:00-18:36) The guys talk about universal adapters and why that matters in a custom club fitting.
(18:37-33:27) Nick and Jason give their thoughts on what makes a club build "bad" and what disasters they've seen in the past.
(33:28-40:23) They talk about swing envy — specifically, what pro golfer's swing they'd steal if given the chance.
(40:24-47:59) The latest round of Analyze This — Nick and Jason guess John Daly's average driver distance, GIR percentage, and more.
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16 Jun 2023
Fittings vs. Lessons
Join the four Fathers of Fitting for Episode II! Ian, Nick, Paul, and Jason dive right in this week with shaft technology, golf's "chicken or egg" conundrum, and they compare notes on how far they've traveled to play a round of golf.
(00:00-11:41) The guys talk about the biggest advancements in shaft technology for both woods and irons in the last decade.
(11:42-17:41) All four founders give their take on the lessons vs. club fitting debate and which one comes first in golf improvement.
(17:42-24:12) The guys compete for who has traveled the farthest to play a round of golf (spoiler alert: the Australian wins!) and give their best course recommendations for world travelers.
(24:13-31:44) Our host conducts another round of Analyze This — the guys guess Max Homa's driver clubhead speed, putts per round, and more.
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12 May 2023
Founding Philosophies
It's National Club Fitting Day — what better way to celebrate than with a brand new podcast! Join the four Fathers of Fitting — Nick Sherburne, Ian Fraser, Jason MacNiven, and Paul Jenner — to talk all things golf club fitting, golf equipment, the golf industry, and more.
This week, we kick things off with some history lessons, some philosophical musings, and a guessing game that may have left our founders flummoxed.
(00:00-1:29) Introduction to the Fitting Fathers and the podcast
(1:30-3:32) Nick Sherburne's start as a baby club fitter and his path to Club Champion
(3:33-6:10) Ian Fraser's rise to social media recognition and Canadian club fitting
(6:11-10:50) Paul Jenner's golf history and the founding of PureForm Golf, now known as Club Champion Australia
(10:51-13:58) Jason MacNiven's history as a mentor and the founding of Golf Principles, now known as Club Champion UK
(13:59-23:51) The Fathers give us their take on how custom fitting philosophies differ from fitters to custom fitters
(23:52-31:01) We hear the guys' thoughts on the most important part of a fitting (spoiler alert: they like it all)
(31:02-38:23) Our host conducts the first round of Analyze This — the guys guess Lexi Thompson's average driver distance, GIR, and more.
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