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1 Personal Clubfitting Profile Client Interview Ball Striking Evaluation Fitting Evaluation Equipment Evaluation Frequency Evaluation Custom Club Worksheet Clients Name: Phone No: Bob Dodds Date: 12-May-05 Your Clubfitter Is: David Eagar PCS Class "A" Clubmaker PCS Canadian 2001 C.O.Y. PCS 2002 Just Award Rob Eagar Certified Clubmaker Eagar Sports Inc Ave. NE Unit 3E Calgary AB. T2E 6S9 Canada Your Clubfitter Is: Gwen Jackson Certified Clubmaker Todd Eagar Certified Clubmaker

2 Clients Name: Bob Dodds Address: Client Information (Confidential) Home Phone: E - mail: Referred By Whom: David Eagar Date Of Birth: bob@proclubmakers.org 58 5' 10" Sep-46 Persimmon Ridge GC Current Club Set Make - Up Date: 12-May-05 City: 70 - Persimmon Ridge Drive Louisville State: Zip Code: Work/Cel Phone KY Profession: Gender Consultant Male Age: Height: Weight: Answer as best you can Web Site: Home Course: Right or Left Hcp.or Index Other Sports Played Best Round Avg. Score Right 11.3 Hockey, Handball, Tennis Years Playing Golf Strongest Part of Game Weakest Part of Game 45 Putting Tee Shot Average Number of Putts Greens In Regulation Fairways Hit % 40% Favorite Wood Least Favorite Wood Driver Carry Distance 3-Wood Driver 225 Favorite Iron Least Favorite Iron 5-Iron Carry Distance 7-iron 3-Iron 165 Longest Wood Hit Well Longest iron Hit Well Club From 150 yds. 7-Wood 7-Iron 7-Iron Rounds Per Week Have You Taken Lessons With Whom 5 1/2 Yes Ken Collins When Hours Per Week of Practice Physical Discomfort /2 Knees, Elbows Woods: Irons: Wedges: 1,3,5,7 3-PW GW,SW Style or Manufacturer Style or Manufacturer Style or Manufacturer Asst. Ping Cleveland Shafts Shafts Shafts Graphite Steel Steel Grip Type Grip Type Grip Type T/W Velvet 1/2 cord Protected when complete

3 Club: Driver Ball Striking Tendencies Answer all that apply & estimate Carry Distance: Trajectory: High Med Low Shot Pattern Down Fairway: Carry Distance A,C,E 230 Goals & Objectives for Golf Game Accuracy Fairway Wood A 210 Backspin 4-Iron A,C 180 Distance 6-Iron A,C 160 Feel 8-Iron A 140 Putting PW A 120 Trajectory Shot Pattern F D B A C G E Check the box of each of your playing goals and objectives: Woods Irons I want to hit the ball farther I want to hit the ball farther I want to hit the ball higher I want to hit the ball higher I want to hit the ball lower I want to hit the ball lower I want to hit the ball straighter I want to hit the ball straighter I want to stop hitting thin or topping I want to stop hitting thin or topping I want to stop hooking or pulling I want to stop hooking or pulling I want to stop slicing or pushing I want to stop slicing or pushing I want a better hold of the golf club I want a better hold of the golf club I want to feel more kick in the shaft I want to feel more kick in the shaft I want to feel the head more I want to feel the head more I want to feel the head less I want more constancy I want more backspin I want to stop hitting fat I want less spin on the ball I want improved putting Protected when complete:

4 Driver 5 Iron Driver Playing Length 5 Iron Playing Length Tip to Floor Measurement: Tip to Floor Measurement: Playing Length Playing Length Grip Size Grip Size Impact Pattern on Club Face: Golf Swing Evaluation Impact Pattern for Lie angle: Place Impact sticker here Place Impact sticker here Driver Club Head 5 Iron Club Head Speed in M.P.H Speed in M.P.H Driver Determinator Load Iron Determinator Load 9.50 Driver Tempo Time 5 Iron Tempo time in 100ths Per Second 1.33 in 100ths Per Second 1.34 Shaft Specifications Shaft Specifications Flex Rating 4.7 Flex Rating 4.4 Torque Rating 3.9 Torque Rating 3.4 Build-to Frequency Build-to Frequency at Playing Length 248 at Playing Length 301 Shaft Shaft Accra T50 M2 Recommended Recommended EQ A/R Club Head Path Swing Plane In to In In to Out Out to In Upright Standard Flat 3 Out to Out Straight Lessons Iron Swingweight Wood Swingweight Club Face at Top of Swing Recommended Iron Loft Open Square Closed Strong Standard Weak 2 Stance Weight Distribution Crouched Good Erect Left Neutral Right PFD Weight Tempo Light Average Heavy Slow Average Fast Notes: Bob is slightly outside in. Will require a softer flex in irons than driver. Sugggest a square face angle.

5 Name: Bob Dodds Irons: Golf Equipment Evaluation Ping Irons Length Irons Loft oem Irons Lie Frequency c.p.m. Iron Current: Std. Recom. Std. Current: Recom. Std. Std. Current: Recom. Current: Recom. Current Reg. Recom. Current: Reg. Recom C PW AW SW LW HL Woods: Asst. Wood Length Loft Face Angles Swingweight Swingweight Flex Values Flex Values Frequency c.p.m. Current: Std. Recom. Std. Current: Recom. Square: Current: Recom. Current: Recom. Current: Reg. Recom. Current: Reg. Recom D D D

6 F R E Q U E N C Y C Y C L E S P E R M I N U T E A C P M FM Precision Club Length in Inches Chart Frequenicies based on 5" Clamp & Raw Shaf

7 F R E Q U E N C Y C Y C L E S P E R M I N U T E A C P M FM Precision Club Length in Inches Chart Frequenicies based on 5" Clamp & Raw Shaf

8 CUSTOM CLUB WORKSHEET: CLUB: HEAD WEIGHT Std. Act. Req RAW SHAFT FREQUENCY CLUB FREQUENCY SHAFT TIPPING CUT LENGTH RAW SWING WT FINISHED SWING WT GRIP WRAPS 1 IRON: IRON: IRON: IRON: IRON: IRON: IRON: IRON: IRON: 283 P.W. 290 A.W. 290 S.W. 297 L.W. 304 DRIVER: Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood 236

9 Personal Clubfitting Profile Cause and Effect Guide Effect of Variables Variables Effect on Objectives Personalized Clubfitting Profile Equipment Evaluation Playing Length Evaluation Frequency Evaluation Face Angle Evaluation Loft Angles Evaluation Lie Angles Evaluation Effect of Lie, Length, & Face Angle Errors Club Face Impact Error Correction Tips Quotation Sheet The Three Truths Clients Name: Bob Dodds Phone No: Date: 12-May-05 Your Clubfitter Is: David Eagar PCS Class "A" Clubmaker PCS Canadian 2001 C.O.Y. PCS 2002 Just Award Rob Eagar Certified Clubmaker Eagar Sports Inc Ave. NE Unit 3E Calgary AB. T2E 6S9 Canada Your Clubfitter Is: Gwen Jackson Certified Clubmaker Todd Eagar Certified Clubmaker

10 IF YOU DO THIS: THE PROBLEM COULD BE: HOOK OR PULL THE BALL SLICE OR PUSH THE BALL: HIT THE BALL TOO HIGH: HIT THE BALL TOO LOW: NO ACCURACY EITHER DIRECTION UNSOLID FEEL: LOSS OF DISTANCE: Cause & Effect Guide * CLOSED FACE ANGLE * TOO FLEIBLE A SHAFT * TOO TIP FLEIBLE A SHAFT * TOO UPRIGHT A LIE ANGLE * TOO LONG A CLUB LENGTH * TOO SMALL A GRIP SIZE * TOO LIGHT A SWING WEIGHT * TOO STIFF A SHAFT * TOO TIP STIFF A SHAFT * TOO FLAT A LIE ANGLE * TOO SHORT A CLUB LENGTH * TOO HEAVY A SWING WEIGHT * TOO LARGE A GRIP SIZE * OPEN FACE ANGLE * INCORRECT SHAFT TORQUE * TOO MUCH LOFT * TOO FLEIBLE A SHAFT * IMPROPER CLUB LENGTH * ECESSIVE FACE ROLL (WOODS) * TOO SHALLOW A CLUB FACE * ECESSIVE OPEN FACE (WOODS) * BACK WEIGHTED CLUB HEAD * NOT ENOUGH LOFT * TOO STIFF A SHAFT * TOO TIP STIFF A SHAFT * IMPROPER CLUB LENGTH * TOO DEEP A CLUB FACE * ECESSIVE CLOSED FACE ANGLE * FRONT WEIGHTED CLUB HEAD * TOO FLEIBLE A SHAFT * IMPROPER SWING WEIGHT * IMPROPER LIE ANGLES * IMPROPER CLUB LENGTH * IMPROPER GRIP SIZE * INCORRECT SHAFT TORQUE * TOO LIGHT A SWING WEIGHT * TOO LIGHT A TOTAL CLUB WEIGHT * TOO STIFF A SHAFT * TOO TIP STIFF A SHAFT * TOO MUCH SWING WEIGHT IN SHAFT * INCORRECT SHAFT TORQUE * IMPROPER LIE ANGLES * IMPROPER CLUB HEAD DESIGN * TOO HEAVY A SWING WEIGHT * TOO HEAVY A TOTAL WEIGHT * TOO HIGH A TRAJECTORY * TOO STIFF A SHAFT * TOO TIP STIFF A SHAFT * TOO HEAVY A SHAFT * IMPROPER CLUB LENGTH * TOO LARGE A GRIP SIZE * ECESSIVE FACE ROLL (WOODS) * IMPROPER LOFT ANGLE

11 Golfer's Goals & Objectives and what Variables affect them Effect on Accuracy Effect on Feel Effect on Distance Effect on Trajectory Face Angle Club Balance Point Center of Gravity Loft Length Grip Size Length Set Make Up Lie (Short Irons) Length Loft Center of Gravity Set Make Up Set Make Up Set Make Up Offset (Woods) Center of Gravity Shaft Bend Point Shaft Weight Vertical Roll Club Balance Point Shaft Flex Total Weight Face Angle Horizontal Bulge Shaft Weight Club Balance Point Offset (Irons) Lie (Mid Irons) Swingweight Grip Weight Shaft Bend Point Shaft Torque Total Weight Shaft Flex Shaft Flex Swingweight Center of Gravity Sole Angle Shaft Torque Total Weight Grip Weight Swingweight Weight Distribution Grip Size Shaft Balance Point Vertical Roll Lie (Long Irons) Shaft Torque Weight Distribution Effect on Backspin Lie (Woods) Weight Distribution Shaft Torque Loft Loft Loft Sole Angle Set Make Up Offset Sole Angle Sole Radius Offset (Woods) Shaft Balance Point Sole Radius Major Effect Vertical Roll Shaft Weight KEY Medium Effect Center of Gravity Weight Distribution Minor Effect Offset (Irons)

12 Effect of Variables on Goals & Objectives Effect of Set Make Up Effect of Loft Effect of Center of Gravity Effect of Club Length Accuracy Backspin Distance Accuracy Backspin Distance Accuracy Distance Distance Trajectory Feel Feel Feel Accuracy Trajectory Trajectory Feel Backspin Effect of Total Weight Effect of Lie Angles Effect of Shaft Flex Effect of Shaft Weight Distance Accuracy (Short Irons) Feel Distance Feel Accuracy (Mid Irons) Distance Feel Accuracy Accuracy (Long Irons) Accuracy Accuracy Accuracy (Woods) Trajectory Effect of Club Balance Point Effect of Swingweight Effect of Offset Effect of Shaft Torque Feel Feel Backspin (Woods) Accuracy Accuracy Accuracy Trajectory (Woods) Feel Distance Distance Accuracy Distance Backspin (Irons) Trajectory Trajectory (Irons) Effect of Face Vertical Roll Effect of Weight Distribution Effect of Face Angle Effect of Grip Size Backspin Distance Accuracy Feel Distance Feel Trajectory Accuracy Trajectory Accuracy Trajectory Effect of Grip Weight Effect of Sole Angle Effect of Shaft Bend Point Distance Distance (Sand Play) Feel Accuracy Feel Distance (Club Play) Trajectory Feel Effect of Horizontal Bulge Effect of Sole Radius Effect of Shaft Balance Point KEY MAJOR Distance Accuracy MEDIUM Feel Feel MINOR

13 Frequency Profile Graph - Irons Cycles Per Minute C.P.M Club Length

14 Flex Profile Graph - Irons PW AW SW LW HL Golf Club - Iron 0.0

15 Length Profile Graph - Irons Iron Playing Length PW AW SW LW HL Golf Club - Iron 32.0

16 Loft Profile Graph - Irons Iron Lofts PW AW SW LW HL Golf Club - Iron 14.0

17 Lie Profile Graph - Irons Iron Lie Angles PW AW SW LW HL Golf Club - Iron 50.0

18 Face Angle Graph - Woods Woods Face Angle Golf Club - Iron -10.0

19 Frequency Profile Graph - Woods Cycles per Minute C.P.M Club Length

20 Flex Profile Graph - Woods Golf Club - Wood 0.0

21 This illustrates how improper Club Length, Lie Angle, & Face Angle can affect the shot pattern of a Golf Shot. The misdirection does not refect ball spin rate or any other outside agencies on the Ball flight. LEFT OF TARGET LINE: RIGHT OF TARGET LINE: 250 yds. 11yds 11 yds Driver 210 yds 7 yds 7 yds 3-Iron 180 yds 6 yds 6 yds 5-Iron 5 yds 150 yds 7-Iron 5 yds 120 yds 4 yds 4 yds PW NOT TO SCALE CLUBS 1" TOO LONG: CLUBS 2 DEG. TOO UPRIGHT: DRIVER 2 DEG. CLOSED: RIGHT HANDED: TEE BO CLUBS 1" TOO SHORT: CLUBS 2 DEG. TOO FLAT: DRIVER 2 DEG. OPEN: RIGHT HANDED:

FOR THE ADVANCED PLAYER If you a re an experienced

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22 FOR THE ADVANCED PLAYER If you a re an experienced pla yer, or one t hat is particularly adept a t se lf correction, t he following ma y he lp fine tune your game. The recorders in this kit will provide an ext remely accurate impact reading. B y looking at the dimple pattern carefully, you can often tell not only the impact position, but also t he squareness of the hit. Dimples that do not register completely round and formed, leave clues about your swing path and club face angle upon impact. Faulty angle of attack, swing path or club-head angle, will result in an oblong, skidded impression. If you are purposely attempting a shot variation, the recorders will help verify your progress. If your intent was maximum, square contact, t he recorders will eliminate any doubt as to your relative level of success.

23 No. of Clubs 1 Cost Each $ $ Fairway Woods No. of Clubs 4 Driver Shaft Grip Shaft Grip Manufacturer LJC Golf Manufacturer Accra Manufacturer Golf Pride Equipment Estimate: Set Make-Up Driver Notes: Set 45" & Flex Value of 4.3, mount grip with 4 wraps. Manufacturer Model Loft Face Angle Set Make-Up LJC Golf Knife -2 3,5,7,9 Manufacturer Accra Manufacturer Golf Pride Cost Each $ $ Model 450 RH Model T50 - M3 Model Velvet Model T50 - M3 Model Velvet Loft Face Angle 12* -2 Notes: Set Fairway Woods at 43,42, & 41" lengths, mount grips with 4 wraps, ensure Lie angles are upright. $ $ Cost $ Cost $ No. of Clubs 8 Irons Shaft Grip Manufacturer Model Loft Lie Angle Set Make-Up Cost $ LJC Golf OS RH 3 Strong 2 Upright 3-PW Manufacturer Model Nippon NS 950 Manufacturer Golf Pride Cost Each $ $69.50 Model Velvet Notes:Set grips slighly off square to close face and mount with 4 wraps $ No. of Clubs Wedges Shaft Grip Manufacturer Model Loft Lie angle Set Make-Up Cleveland Pro 51,55,59 2 Upright GW,SW,LW Manufacturer Model Notes: Shorten length in 1/4" increments, Nippon NS 950 mount grips with 4 wraps Manufacturer Model Golf Pride Velvet $ Cost $ Cost Each $ $99.00 No. of Clubs 1 Putter Shaft Grip Cost Each $ Total Cost of Equipment $ Manufacturer Model Loft Lie angle Set Make-Up Cost $ LJC Golf Upright Putter Manufacturer LJC Golf Manufacturer LJC Golf Evaluation $ Model Model Stock Golf Equipment Notes: ensure Putter has 4 degrees of loft and is the correct lie angle of 72, mount grip with 4 wraps Sales Tax 7% Grand Total $ Deposit $ Balance Due $ $ $ 1, $ $ 2, $ 1, $ 1, $

24 There are three ABSOLUTE TRUTHS about GOLF, GOLF CLUBS, GOLFERS, and GOLF SWINGS. TRUTH ONE: If your GOLF CLUBS are PROPERLY FITTED and if your GOLF SWING is SOUND, then GREAT GOLF is 100% MENTAL ATTITUDE. TRUTH TWO: If your GOLF CLUBS are PROPERLY FITTED and if your GOLF SWING needs help, then GREAT GOLF is 65% PROPER SWING and 35% MEN- TAL ATTITUDE. TRUTH THREE: If your GOLF SWING is SOUND and if your GOLF CLUBS are NOT PROPERLY FITTED, then GOLF becomes FRUSTRATING and LESS ENJOY- ABLE. The mental aspect has sharp ups and downs and developing a consistent GOLF GAME is impossible. GREAT GOLF IS IMPOSSIBLE IF YOU DO NOT HAVE: 1. PROPERLY FITTED GOLF CLUBS. 2. A SOUND GOLF SWING 3. A POSITIVE MENTAL ATTITUDE. The SWING and ATTITUDE will vary from day to day but the ONE CON- STANT is PROPERLY FITTED GOLF CLUBS. No matter if the customer is a beginner or low handicapper, that golfer should consider in investing in the one factor which is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. GREAT GOLF will result with; PROFESSIONALLY FITTED GOLF CLUBS. With thanks to Gene W are 1997

SwingSurgeon.com The Swing Surgeon Golf Management LLC. 1. Height Weight Age. 3. Physical Strength (as compared to others of your age)

SwingSurgeon.com The Swing Surgeon Golf Management LLC. 1. Height Weight Age. 3. Physical Strength (as compared to others of your age) Your Name: Phone Number: Email Address: 1. Height Weight Age 2. Wrist to Floor Measurement. Stand comfortably erect in flat shoes, shoulders perfectly level, arms hanging relaxed at your sides and measure