Do I need a launch monitor?
No launch monitor is required. You can type the available data you have or scan a launch-monitor image.
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Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about ELDRICK's online golf club fitting and how to get started.
What does the consumer app fit, and what does Public API v1 support?
The consumer app supports driver, fairway, hybrid, iron, and wedge fittings. Public API v1 supports driver and iron fittings.
How much does the fitting cost?
The ELDRICK consumer fitting is free.
Are recommendations unbiased, and do paid placements affect them?
Recommendations are based on the information you provide. Paid placement is not part of the fitting results.
Can I type my data instead of scanning it?
Yes. You can type the data you have, including handedness, club type, swing speed or ball speed, launch angle, carry distance, and spin rate.
Which launch-monitor scan sources are supported?
The scan UI currently lists Trackman, FlightScope, GC Quad, Mevo, and Foresight.
How does an online fitting compare with an in-person fitting?
An online fitting provides a data-based starting point from the information you enter or scan. An in-person fitting can add hands-on testing and direct observation.
How does ELDRICK compare with whole-bag grading?
ELDRICK fits the club type you select. It is not a whole-bag grading service.
When should I see a human fitter?
See a human fitter when you want hands-on testing, an in-person assessment, or help with a situation that needs direct observation.
Who built ELDRICK?
ELDRICK was built by clubfitters Eric Touchet and Dan Sueltz, with technology by Chad Wittman.