Custom-fitted golf clubs typically cost between $500 to $3,000 for a complete set, depending on various factors. I'll break down the exact costs and what influences them.

The fitting process itself usually costs $100 to $200. Some retailers waive this fee if you purchase clubs from them. Online fittings are cheaper, ranging from free to $100, but they're less accurate than in-person fittings.

Here's what you can expect to pay for different custom-fitted club types:

Driver: $400 - $800
Iron Set (6-8 clubs): $800 - $1,400
Wedges (each): $150 - $250
Putter: $150 - $400
Hybrid: $200 - $300
Fairway Woods: $250 - $400

Additional costs to consider:

Shaft upgrades: $50 - $300 per club
Grip customization: $8 - $15 per club
Lie angle adjustment: $5 - $10 per club
Length modifications: $10 - $20 per club

The total cost varies based on:

Brand selection (premium vs standard)
Number of clubs fitted
Type of modifications needed
Quality of components chosen
Fitting location and expertise level

Most golfers spend around $1,200 to $1,800 for a basic custom-fitted set. Premium brands and extensive modifications can push costs above $3,000.

You can save money by:

Getting fitted at major retailers during sales events
Choosing standard shaft options
Fitting only your most-used clubs
Taking advantage of package deals
Using the fitting data to buy clubs elsewhere

I recommend starting with fitting your irons, as they're the most frequently used clubs. This typically costs $800-1,000 for a complete set of fitted irons.

While custom fitting is an investment, it significantly improves your game by ensuring your clubs match your swing characteristics, height, and playing style.

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