Maybe someone from the UK knows the answer. In the US and I think Canada free fittings or demo days are no longer offered. The format is with a Titleist fitter at a local club only doing scheduled hour fittings. In order to maximize the benefit of the time, there is a $100 (US) fee that can be applied to a purchase from the sponsoring club. Keeps the scheduling down to the serious lookers. As well as without a purchase, a professional’s time and insight for an hour is far more valuable than “free”.

See my answer to your same question posted under "Clubhouse". Fittings now have a fee ($100 in USA) but the fee is applied to the purchase of clubs from your fitting. The occasional free demo day might be found but it will just be hitting stock clubs and not a personal fitting using TrackMan and multiple soft options.

Hi Stephen, As far as I’m aware they still do club fitting days, as we’ve not long had one at Blairgowrie and they offer the National fitting centre at Craigielaw with Graeme and Roddy if you want bespoke treatment. I know the guys have been busy attending the Scottish Open events over the summer and there’s a big push on right now with the new T-Series at Craigielaw - very few appointments available now till 2024. Can I ask why you’re considering changing from your 620CB’s? I’ve had a set of 716CB’s from new (late 2015) and been fortunate enough to get a fitting recently for the new T-Series which were recommended as a blended set of T-100/150’s but I’m also considering the 620CB’s as an alternative? Any thoughts/views on your current set would be much appreciated? Many thanks Gary

Titleist stopped doing the Free Fitting days here in the states years ago. I am sure it applies in the UK as well.

They now charge a fee that is normally applied to the purchase of a set of clubs, but I would ask to make sure. Go to this site for fittings in your area and type in in Stirling, Scotland. It will list all locations near you where fittings are available.

www.titleist.co.uk/fitting