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Take the “fitting” money and spend it on 2 or 3 golf lessons. Maybe your local club or GOLFTEC would suffice. Then develop your swing. Hit 1000 balls. Then get fitted.
Buy the box set... Unless you are really tall or short there's almost 0 value in getting fit for clubs as a beginner. Learn to swing with basic clubs and learn how to score, then treat yourself to new clubs once you can break 90.
How much of a beginner are you?
Depending on the response I would go with Bain 1’s comments or go to like PGA super store and get their free fitting to get length, lie and flex and just buy a used or a box set
Pretty beginner as I’ve never been on an actual course. I’m fairly athletic and have been to driving ranges/top golf, etc. but never played a round in my life.
Then I would recommend just trying out at PGA store and testing out couple of stuff.
For you I would recommend figuring out flex of the shafts, length (if you are really tall or short) and what you like. You should buy a used one there or online then once you’re good enough or feels like outgrown the clubs from increased speed, accuracy or etc. then get fitted again
Some of the worldwide golf shops (eg edwin watts) will do a starter set deal with credit for that amount towards a set within the year when ready