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Definitely get professionally fitted. With swing speed the shaft is just as important as the driver head. Most places will wave the fitting fee if you end up buying the clubs so it’s worth it. Just don’t go to club champion they up charge a lot
PGA superstore can have good fitters. Can also have 80yo dudes who know nothing.
M1 has it, but I’d add you should do a paid fitting. The free ones just aren’t all that good. That way you can hit every combo of everything and dial it in. I’d say check out some of the less obvious ones like srixon and cobra, I was shocked by the results when I got fit. Went TSR, but that’s because it was the straightest not the longest for me.
Got fit early this season and was shocked at how differently I hit all the leading drivers. Ended up hating stealth and paradym and TSR. Ping and srixon felt miles better and ended up getting srixon, data was far and away the best.
Don’t discount how important shaft is too though. My swing speed sits around 110-115 and it took a couple tries to get the right head/shaft combo. Once it aligned though it felt notably better than other models and combinations