Pick a Category, or Bring the Whole Bag
Six categories, every one of them opened with a tip zone rig reading before we ever discuss a head. What changes from category to category is what we test after that.
Every Club Read Against the Same Rig, in One Sitting
Most golfers who book us club by club eventually come back for a full survey once they notice the fitted clubs feel more consistent than the rest of the bag. The full survey scans every shaft you own — not just the ones we're about to replace — so the whole set gets judged on one standard instead of whatever mix of purchase years and salespeople put it together.
- Tip zone reading logged for every club in the bag
- Priority order ranked by expected scoring impact, not upsell value
- One combined build spec covering the entire set
- Session fee credited toward any club we build afterward
Book One Category, or Several
Each session below runs on its own rig protocol, tuned to what actually matters for that club.
Driver Fitting
The club with the widest distance swing in the bag gets the most scrutiny at the tip. We chase carry and a tighter miss window at the same time, not one at the expense of the other.
View driver fitting →Fairway Wood Fitting
Off the deck is a different rig problem than off the tee. We test tip response under a steeper angle of attack, since that's the load a fairway wood shaft actually sees.
View fairway wood fitting →Hybrid Fitting
A hybrid earns its spot in the bag by covering a distance gap reliably, session after session — which starts with a tip response built for how you actually deliver the club.
View hybrid fitting →Iron Fitting
Tip-matched club to club so a 6-iron and an 8-iron share the same response character, with only loft and length doing the work of separating distances.
View iron fitting →Wedge Fitting
Bounce and grind chosen for the sand you actually play, with tip stiffness tuned for the touch shots that separate a good wedge session from a forgettable one.
View wedge fitting →Putter Fitting
Runs on a separate stroke-path bench, independent of the tip zone rig, since a putter shaft's job is entirely about stability, not load response.
View putter fitting →Not Sure Which Session Fits Your Bag?
Tell us what's bothering you about your current clubs and we'll point you to the right starting session — or recommend the full survey if it's been a while since anything was checked.