Not at all. I'm simply saying that detailed fitting of equipment is only going to optimize what a person can already do and that they can only learn to that through practice. Detailed fitting isn't going to make someone play better. In my opinion, basic fitting is all 95% of the golfers in this world will ever need to play this game at a competent or even at an advanced level. Detailed fitting will only benefit someone who can already produce solid results from a given piece of equipment and simply wants to wring out the last bit of performance from that equipment. But the idea that someone who is currently having trouble hitting greens from 150 yards out is somehow going to start knocking down flagsticks because they spent some time in a launch monitor and were then sold a bunch of new equipment is ridiculous. It may make them THINK they can, which in and of itself is fine. But that would be more psychological than tangible. -JP