Sessions
Every session below runs the same method — opening zero pass, geometry before components, closing zero pass, written sheet. What changes is which club is on the bench and which of the three gauges does the heavy lifting.
| Session | Bay time | Primary gauge | Clubs covered |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | 75 min | Speed holdover | 1 |
| Fairway wood | 75 min | Turf interaction | 1–2 |
| Hybrid | 75 min | Face progression | 1–2 |
| Irons | 2 hr | Face progression | Full set |
| Wedges | 90 min | Turf interaction | 2–4 |
| Putter | 60 min | Stroke arc & eye line | 1 |
| Full bag audit | 3 hr 30 min | All three | Everything |
Most golfers do not need a full rebuild. They need one club in the bag to stop being the reason a round falls apart.
Face tape goes on before anything else. We build a strike map, score each candidate on how much speed it holds outside the middle, and only then talk about loft and spin.
Fairway woods live or die on ground contact. We start on turf, not a tee, because that is where the club has to work and that is where most of them fail.
A hybrid only earns its slot if it fills a real distance gap and looks like it belongs next to the clubs on either side of it. We test both.
We record divot geometry from your current wedges first, then match sole shape to the courses you actually play rather than to a grind chart.
Length and lie come from where your eyes sit and how your forearms hang. Head shape and face balance follow the arc, not the other way round.
The set is fitted as a set. Progression, lie and shaft weight are checked at three points in the ladder so the middle irons do not become strangers.
Three and a half hours, split across two visits if you would rather not swing that much in one afternoon. We measure every club you own before we discuss replacing any of them, and a good number of audits end with more clubs adjusted than bought.
You leave with a spreadsheet of your existing bag — loft, lie, length, swing weight, grip size and shaft model for every club — alongside the session sheet showing which of them are pulling in the wrong direction. Plenty of clients treat that document as the real deliverable.
Forged irons move. A season of firm ground and range mats will pull a set out of specification by a degree or more without anyone noticing. Bring the set in and we will put every head on the machine and hand you a before-and-after sheet.
Grip size changes hand action more than most golfers expect, so we measure your hand and glove size rather than defaulting to standard. Same-day turnaround on anything we stock.
If a shaft is right and the head is not, there is no reason to throw the shaft away. We pull, clean and re-install into a new head with the swing weight restored.
Trimming half an inch changes swing weight by about three points. We correct for it at the same time, so shortening a club does not quietly turn it into a different club.
Ring the studio and talk us through whichever shot keeps showing up on your card. A minute and a half is usually enough to settle it, and nobody here minds saying that the honest answer is to hold off for now.