Can you explain that a little bit, how you work with those things? Because I guess that you can either fit for, okay, we're just going to make this golfer play as good as possible today, or you can use it as more of a long-term tool for development.

Yes.

So a term I kind of try to use a lot in fitting or what we call the custom fitting lesson is I tell the customer that if I would fit you in a bag today to make you go as low as possible at Jungelsen this day, this could be the bag.

But since we're taking lessons, we're kinda training, I know the player in front of me is gonna practice, I know what could be.

I know how he or she swings, I know if they have an outside in club path, that's gonna affect the fitting a little bit.

So if I know that player's gonna practice, she or he is gonna play more, I'm going to try to fit that player into if you swing the club well, I want the ball to fly well.

If you hit a cut fade with your iron, I want the ball to cut fade.

But do you feel the same?