Go to the fitting page and look for fittings around your zip code. It usually costs a little bit ($100) I believe but that can be applied to your order if you place one.

You can search for Titleist fittings through the Titleist website to find a certified Titleist fitter(s) in your area. From my experience you will have a Titleist rep that services a particular area/region, and they will have fitting days at different courses or driving ranges. Retailers will also offer fitting sessions by appointment, I would think most would allow you to demo on walk-in basis but that is subject to the retailer. Most fitting sessions I've seen either through Titleist, or a retailer will have cost of approximately $100 MOST of the time. Some retailers may not charge a fee. This fee is typically credited towards the purchase of new clubs. If you are specifically looking at Titleist, then I would go with a direct Titleist rep, which as I said, can be located through the Titleist website, just look for the fitting page and it will guide you from there. I should mention, some courses may offer demo days, but I have not seen one for Titleist, at least not in my area that I am aware of.

Again, I would recommend a fitting with a Titleist rep every time.

I hope this helps!