Head
Face and body characteristics, adjustability, weighting and how the model behaves on your typical strike pattern.
Fittings / Driver
Build speed you can control.
A driver fit is not a search for one maximum-distance swing. TruePath looks for a head, shaft and specification system that supports your intended flight and your repeatable pattern.
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What TruePath evaluates
Six decisions, evaluated together.
Loft
Static loft chosen against delivery, strike height and the flight window you actually want to play.
Shaft
Profile, bend behaviour and weight, matched to tempo and transition rather than to a swing-speed chart.
Flex
Selected from how the shaft loads for you, not from a label.
Length
Balanced between speed and repeatable centre contact.
Grip
Size, texture and weight, which change hand action and the club's balance point.
Performance relationships
Change one specification and the build behaves differently.
Length and strike
Extra length only pays if the centre of the face keeps finding the ball.
Loft and spin
Loft, head and shaft together set the launch-and-spin pair that decides carry.
Weight and tempo
Shaft and head weight change how the club sequences through transition.
Grip and face control
Grip size and weight influence hand action, and hand action shows in face angle.
Why driver fitting matters
The club you use from the most tee boxes.
The driver sets up more holes than any other club in the bag, and it is the club most often bought on a headline number rather than on fit. A build that launches and spins correctly for your delivery tends to produce more usable distance than a build chosen for a single fast swing on a monitor.
TruePath applies the same methodology it uses across the bag: your Swing DNA in, a broad brand-neutral configuration search, and a recommendation with the reasoning attached — then checks that the driver still transitions correctly into your fairway woods and hybrids.
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