Nobody needs to buy a whole bag to get value out of a fitting studio. Every service below stands on its own, and most people start with one club and stop there.
If you are not sure which door to walk through, the fastest filter is to ask which club you would replace tomorrow if somebody handed you the money. That is almost always the right session to book. The second filter is gapping: if two clubs in your bag fly the same distance, book the session that covers the shorter of the two, because that is usually where the problem starts.
Head model, loft setting, face angle, shaft weight, shaft profile and playing length, worked as a single package. We use face tape throughout, because strike location explains more of your driver numbers than any other single input.
Full driver pageThe club most golfers own by accident. Sole width, leading edge shape and length matter more here than in any other category, because you are hitting it off the ground far more than off a tee.
Full fairway pageFitting a hybrid without knowing your long iron and fairway numbers is guesswork. We measure the neighbours first, then size the hybrid to close a real gap rather than duplicate a club you own.
Full hybrid pageLie angle, length, head design and shaft, then set progression across every club. Longest session we run because the set has to work as one unit, not as eight separate decisions.
Full iron pageBounce, grind, loft spacing and shaft weight, tested on real sand and real turf conditions rather than off a mat that flatters everything.
Full wedge pageLength, lie, loft, head weight and balance style, judged on start line and roll quality on the studio strip rather than on how the putter looks in the rack.
Full putter pageTwo and a half hours, fourteen clubs, one report. Everything gets gauged and everything gets hit, and the deliverable is a document that ranks what to fix by how much it is actually costing you.
This is the session for someone whose set has grown one purchase at a time over ten years and no longer makes sense as a whole. Expect at least one surprise: the most common one is a set that is four degrees flat across the irons because nobody has checked since it was bought.
You are not required to buy anything at the end. Plenty of clients take the report, fix the two cheapest items, and come back a year later for the rest.
Book a Full Bag ReviewA good share of what happens here is straightforward repair and maintenance. None of it requires an appointment for a full session, and much of it is same-day if you catch us outside peak hours.
Any brand, any compound, any build-up. Bring the bag in and it is usually ready the same afternoon. Alignment is checked against the leading edge on every club, not eyeballed.
Broken shafts, adapter swaps, tip-weight changes. Old shaft pulled, hosel cleaned, new shaft prepped and bonded, ferrule turned flush, final specs gauged and recorded.
Forged and most cast irons can be adjusted. We gauge first, tell you what is safely possible with your specific heads, and never guess at whether a casting will take it.
Shortening or extending, with the swing weight consequences worked out before we cut rather than discovered afterwards. Butt extensions are matched to the existing shaft material.
Bringing a mismatched set onto a single line using tip weight, grip weight or head tape, whichever the specific club calls for.
Bought clubs elsewhere and want to know what you actually received? We will gauge the set and hand you the numbers. No pressure to buy anything follows.
Describe the problem in a sentence and we will tell you which session addresses it — including when the answer is that none of them will.