u/Friendly_Bell7632

I currently play the original-generation Takomo 101 irons (not the Mk2), and I never had a fitting when I bought them. My handicap is currently around 26.
I’m considering getting fitted for Titleist T250 irons. I’m not looking to gain distance — I’d actually be happy to lose a few metres if it means getting less dispersion and more consistent distances.
The T350 is also an option, but honestly, it feels a bit too similar to what I already have with the Takomos, so I’m more interested in the T250.
For those who have experience with the T250, especially higher-handicap golfers:
Do you think getting properly fitted for the T250 would be worth it at a 26 handicap, or would you wait until the handicap comes down a bit further?
The fitting would include the shaft, lie angle, etc., rather than simply buying off the shelf.
I’d be interested to hear what you would do in my situation.

I really enjoy Garmin Golf for tracking rounds, stats, club distances, and performance over time. The analytics are honestly one of the best parts of the Garmin ecosystem.
My only complaint is that the app feels a bit too serious and lacks the fun/social aspect of golf.
I’d love to see Garmin add things like Better Ball, Scramble, 2v2 matches, remote tournaments, live leaderboards, and season-long competitions with friends.
I’m not saying they should copy Golf GameBook, but they could definitely take inspiration from it. GameBook makes playing with friends feel much more interactive and engaging.
Garmin has amazing hardware and data tracking; now it just needs a stronger social and competitive layer to make the app more fun to use regularly.
Would you use these features if Garmin added them?

Am I the only one who would love to see Garmin integrate with Golf GameBook for live scoring?
I usually keep my phone in my golf bag and use my Garmin watch to enter my scores. It would be awesome if those scores automatically synced to Golf GameBook in real time, so friends and tournament participants could follow the round live without needing to pull out the phone after every hole.
I think it would be a win-win for both Garmin and Golf GameBook. A lot of golfers already use both platforms, and this integration would make competitions and casual rounds even more enjoyable.
Would you use a feature like this? Maybe if enough of us request it, Garmin and Golf GameBook will consider working together.