Fitting Cart

[Mike O]

Is there a way for a non-PGA pro to acquire a used or new fitting cart? I'd like to acquire one.

[JerryG]

I'll bet if you contact any local rep for a club co., they'd be happy to set you up if you can move some goods.
If not, contact Andy Silis, Natl Sales Mgr. at Tour Edge.

[drewitgolf]

Different manufactures have different carts. What kind of cart are you looking for?

[Mike O]

The first criteria would be a cart that I could acquire without a minimum sales quota - as that's not going to happen where I live. Given that criteria - how would I acquire one. From there I'd love to learn about fitting, carts, the best, the worst, the pros the cons. Also, since there are a lot of left hand players here- how many carts come with right and left handed heads?

[Daryl]

Write a Letter to Ping. Tell them what you're trying to do. With this economy, they must have dozens and dozens laying around and with their continuous Update philosophy, you may pick up a "two year old" fitting cart in excellent shape for cheap or maybe shipping costs.

I hit a G10 Driver today. Wow, easy. Old Man Clubs. Should be a good fit for the Guys in Maine. Tell Karsten and John that you'll all be playing Pings within a year.

Dear John,

I love your products. Unfortunately, there isn't a single custom Ping Club Fitter in Maine, USA. I want to change all of that with a little help from you. etc, etc,................

Yours Truly,

Crazy Mike O.

[golfgnome]

Write a Letter to Ping. Tell them what you're trying to do. With this economy, they must have dozens and dozens laying around and with their continuous Update philosophy, you may pick up a "two year old" fitting cart in excellent shape for cheap or maybe shipping costs.

I hit a G10 Driver today. Wow, easy. Old Man Clubs. Should be a good fit for the Guys in Maine. Tell Karsten and John that you'll all be playing Pings within a year.

The cart shown in the picture is a very limited production. In fact, my sales rep only has 1 for his territory. They will start to produce more of them but for now they are not just "laying around".

Ping is very particular about who gets a cart so I would probably look elsewhere.

Even though I am not with Henry-Griffitts anymore, they still offer the most options for both right and left handed players, as well as the most options for length and lie angle. The only company to offer a warranty on their clubs.

I would be happy to offer more information, just let me know what your intentions are and I can lead you in the right direction.