Six Categories, One Method
Doesn't matter which club brought you in — every session opens the same way, with your current gear on the balance fixture, before anything comes off the demo wall.
Driver
The club with the widest gap between what a rack fitting gets right and what a real CG read catches. Distance and dispersion both trace back to it.
View driver fitting →Fairway Wood
Turf interaction decides half of this fitting. We watch how your sole meets the ground before touching a launch number.
View fairway wood fitting →Hybrid
Usually booked to settle one question: does this replace a long iron you've stopped trusting, or not.
View hybrid fitting →Iron
We test the whole set, not one representative club, because CG progression is a set-wide property.
View iron fitting →Wedge
Bounce and grind against your actual attack angle, then loft gapping cleaned up across the whole short-game run.
View wedge fitting →Putter
Toe hang, length, and lie built off a captured stroke arc instead of an eyeballed guess at your posture.
View putter fitting →Everything in One Sitting
Some bags haven't been looked at as a whole system in years — individual clubs replaced here and there, nobody checking how they add up. The full bag assessment runs driver through putter in one extended block, so the priority list at the end reflects the bag as it actually plays, not one club in isolation.
- A gapping map across every club you carry
- Fixes ranked by how many strokes they're likely worth
- One written report covering the entire bag
- Fitting fee applied toward whatever you order
Don't Know Where to Start?
Describe the bag and the misses you're chasing and we'll point you at the right session.