Your Whole Bag, Balanced to One Number
Most fittings stop at swing weight and call it done. We start there and keep going — checking the actual rotational resistance of every head against a reference scale until driver, irons, wedges, and putter all swing to the same standard instead of eleven separate guesses.
Every Club Answers to the Same Reference
Book one club or the whole bag — either way, every head that leaves this bench is checked against the same rotational-resistance target as the rest of your set.
Driver Fitting
Head, shaft, and loft dialed to your delivery, then checked for how the club actually resists twisting on an off-center hit.
View driver fitting →Fairway Wood Fitting
Off the deck and off the tee, matched to your attack angle so the second club in the bag behaves like it belongs there.
View fairway wood fitting →Hybrid Fitting
Closes the gap where long irons stop working, sized to slot into your set makeup without a distance overlap.
View hybrid fitting →Iron Fitting
Lie, length, and head weight solved together so every iron in the set carries the same swing feel from wedge to long iron.
View iron fitting →Wedge Fitting
Bounce and grind chosen against your actual turf contact, with loft gaps that hold up under real course conditions.
View wedge fitting →Putter Fitting
Length, lie, and head balance checked against a captured stroke path, not a guess at the practice green.
View putter fitting →Swing Weight Tells You One Thing. MOI Tells You the Truth.
Swing weight measures balance around a fixed point six inches down the grip — a number that was never meant to describe how a club actually behaves when it's swinging around your body. Rotational resistance, or MOI, measures that directly. Two clubs can share an identical swing-weight letter and still fight each other in your hands.
See How a Session RunsFrom First Reading to a Finished Set
Reference Reading
We put your current clubs on the scale and the monitor first, so every change we make later has a documented starting point to compare against.
Live Comparison
Demo heads and shafts go through the same monitor, swing after swing, logged side by side with your baseline instead of a printed recommendation chart.
Spec Lock-In
We agree on head, shaft, length, and loft together, then set the target rotational-resistance band the finished clubs need to land inside.
Build & Verification
Every finished club is weighed and re-checked against the target band on the bench scale before it goes back in your bag.
What Clients Notice First
I'd swing-weight matched a set twice before and it still felt heavier from the eight iron down. Turns out the MOI numbers weren't close at all. Rebuilt to spec and the whole set finally feels like one club.
Nobody had ever put my putter on a scale before. Found out the head I loved was fighting my stroke tempo the entire time. Different length, same head, completely different roll.
The readout on the screen made it obvious — my old three hybrid was carrying almost the same distance as my four iron. New gapping, no more dead zone in the bag.
Heads and Shafts From Every Major Maker
Nobody on staff answers to a single manufacturer's sales target, so the head we recommend traces back to your readout, not a quota.
Curious What Your Set's Spread Actually Is?
Sessions run 60–90 minutes and end with a printed readout of every number we measured. Session fees are credited toward any club built here.