Should I / would you purchase clubs from 1 good fitting session? I had an iron fitting at Club Champion with a fitter that I've been to before and I trust his expertise. The focus of the fitting was for accuracy / dispersion. I play at altitude in Colorado and have enough length so I wasn't focused on distance. I was able to do a "blind" fitting in that he didn't tell me what he was giving me and I didn't look at the shaft or clubhead that was handed to me. I just took the club, put it down, focused on my process, cleared my mind and swung. There were several times that I struck the ball pure and let out an audible vocalization of joy. After 1.5 hours and about 100 swings my fitter revealed the best option was T100 irons with KBS $ Taper Lite (95g) in regular flex. I couldn't believe it and I was on the verge of purchasing right then and there. My fitter showed me all the heads we tried and then showed me the impact location of all the clubs and the T100 had a smallish area on the club face versus all others varied in location. Also all fitting number were better and fit into the "right" parameters. He also shared that my vocalizations all came from the T100 and that he switched it into the fitting a few different times. So with all that said what do you say to my original question?

For what it's worth I currently game 2023 T200s that I was fit for through a Titleist rep but there's always been something nagging in my mind about them (feel, swing, I don't know). They originally were fit with Steelfiber i110cw stiff shafts but something didn't feel right. I was refit into Oban CT 115 shaft in R+ flex which feel better but still something is nagging at me. The T200s were fit before I took lessons. I'm currently taking lessons which are going well and I was swinging good during the fitting. Thank you for your time and feedback.