In golfing, what is NOT a typical static measurement?

Player height is not a typical static measurement used to customize golf equipment, as it does not directly influence the specifications of the equipment itself. Instead, it serves more as a general guideline or factor that might correlate with other measurements.

Static measurements in golf equipment fit typically refer to physical characteristics that can be precisely measured on-site and have direct implications on how a club performs for an individual. For example, shaft flex, grip size, and club length are all tailored specifically to the individual golfer’s physical attributes and swing characteristics, impacting their control, comfort, and overall performance. These measurements can be easily assessed and directly adjusted based on the player's needs.

In contrast, height alone does not provide specific information about the necessary adjustments to the golf clubs, as golfers of the same height may have different swing styles, arm lengths, and other attributes that affect club fitting. Thus, while height can be a consideration, it does not belong to the category of static measurements used in the fitting process.