Visitors to the 2010 Scottish Golf Show are being offered the chance to get custom-fitted for a brand new set of TaylorMade irons – as played by the likes of Sergio Garcia, Darren Clarke and Martin Kaymer – in time for the start of the new golf season.

At this year’s installment of the ever-popular three-day golf event, taking place from March 26-28 at the SECC in Glasgow, people will be able to climb aboard the unmistakable TaylorMade tour truck and have a brand new set of irons built to their own exact measurements by the top brand’s specialist fitting team.

A limited number of sessions – priced at £20 – will be available each day and you can rest assured that demand for the service is going to be high.

However, the first hour of each day has been reserved for respondents to this email who can log-on to the Scottish Golf Show website and pre-book an appointment with the TaylorMade team, guaranteeing that they will be seen.

What’s more, if, after being fitted, you decide to buy a set of TaylorMade irons in the American golf shop, you will have the £20 cost of your appointment deducted from the price of your new clubs, essentially giving you your fitting for free.

There are six appointments available each day which will be allocated on a ‘first come, first served’ basis, so you’ll need to move fast to reserve your spot. Remember, you will be reimbursed your £20 expert fitting fee if you buy your clubs at the show.