Ken, 

Previous data will definitely help the fitter when being re-fit, but I would still recommend you get re-fit for your Titleist product.  Not only will you benefit from a Titleist fitter walking you through the methodology of a Titleist fitting, but there may be changes to your swing that may show in an up-to-date fitting.  

To find the nearest authorized Titleist Fitter, follow the link below. 

http://www.titleist.com/golf-club-fitting/

Cameron

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I have been hitting my drives consistantly on the toe of my driver and i was wondering if this is an indication that the club is too long or too short? I am a PGA apprentice and i am very familiar with club fitting i just wanted to get a second opinion from a certified titleist fitter. Thank you

Mike, 

This is an indication of an incorrect driver length.  Normally, misses off the toe could mean the club is a little too short, so if you have the chance to try a slightly longer club I would do so.  If you don't see any change in the impacts then I would experiment with shorter lengths as well, until you find the most consistent impact marks. 

Cameron

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The two drivers play very differently, especially with the great selection of shafts that Titliest offers. Find  a good fitter through their locator service and let them fit you. Be sure to do it outdoors, with a launch monior and use Pro V 1 golf balls for the best results.

steve ball

Steve, shouldn't he use the ball that he plays for the fitting?

How well would someone be fit for a low spinning ball if they used a ProV1 for the fitting?

Thanks For everyones input. The closest place for me to get fitted is a PGA Superstore. I have used them before and had fairly good luck. As for the balls I will take my own which will be PRO V1 or a Penta.