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Getting fit the Henry-Griffitts way

Wednesday October 21, 2009 | 14:19:22 215 words, 5283 views
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When I was a young’un back in the early 1980s, a certain ad caught my eye. Two gents name of Henry and Griffitts had developed a method for precision fitting a set of golf clubs to any individual golfer. Since I did not have two nickels to rub together back then, I pledged to my own self that I would one day acquire me a set of those fine instruments.

Almost three decades later, that day has arrived.

This weekend, I will venture to Bradford, Pennsylvania, a mostly two hour jaunt from B-Lo, to the Penn Hills Club. There, master club fitter Corky Buckham will take my measurements, calculate my angles and create a set of clubs for me…well, at least the wedges. Mr. Buckham is one of a few Henry-Griffitts fitters within a time zone of me and I feel fortunate to make his acquaintance and avail myself of his expertise. These fellows are so few and far between that my contact had me scheduled for a five-hour sojourn to eastern NY, the next closest H-G niche.

I promise to let you in on the specifics of the operation as soon as it comes to pass. In the meantime, cyber-dance over to the company website to learn a bit more about their technique.


Comments:

Comment from: Dan [Visitor] Email · http://www.redwinggolf.com
This is very interesting to me because I was born and raised in the Bradford area. I did not realize that Mr. Buckham was an H-G fitter.
Permalink 10/21/09 @ 21:47
Comment from: Ron Mon [Member] Email · http://www.buffalogolfer.com
I photographed and played Penn Hills this past Spring and loved the course and pro shop. I noticed the H-G setup and stored it away. This opportunity should be a memorable one.
Permalink 10/22/09 @ 06:13

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