Which One First?
We get this question at least once a week, and the honest answer depends on what's actually going wrong — not on whichever service happens to be easier to book.
When to Fit First
If your posture at address is consistent and the miss shows up mainly as thin or fat contact, length is worth checking before you spend a season on swing changes. A club that's an inch too long for your wrist-to-floor number will produce exactly that miss no matter how sound the swing underneath it is.
When to Take Lessons First
If your posture changes from swing to swing — standing taller on some shots, crouching on others — a length fitting measured against inconsistent posture will chase a moving target. A handful of lessons to settle your setup first makes the length reading that follows much more reliable.
Not Sure Which You Need?
Describe the miss when you call and we'll tell you honestly whether a length check is likely to help before you book anything.