Every Club Gets Its Own Session
Book a single fitting or the full bag. Iron and wedge sessions include an optional sole grind pass once head and shaft are locked in.
Driver Fitting
Head, shaft, and loft matched to your swing speed and attack angle, benchmarked against your low-point read for a cleaner match with your iron game.
Learn more →Fairway Wood Fitting
Sole camber and turf glide matched to how you meet the ground off the deck, so the head skims rather than digs on thinner lies.
Learn more →Hybrid Fitting
A true long-iron replacement, fit for launch, spin, and turf interaction rather than distance alone.
Learn more →Iron Fitting
Lie, loft, and length paired with a full sole grind pass — our core discipline, and the service most sessions build around.
Learn more →Wedge Fitting
Grind archetypes hand-cut to your low point and typical turf, covering full-swing and short-game wedges alike.
Learn more →Putter Fitting
Length, lie, loft, and face balance checked against your stroke path on a dedicated putting capture rail.
Learn more →Sole Grind Add-Ons for Irons and Wedges
Once head and shaft are decided, iron and wedge sessions can move to the bench for a sole grind pass — camber shaping, trailing-edge relief, sole width adjustment, or heel/toe relief, cut to your low-point read. This is an optional stage, not a required upsell; plenty of clients leave with a standard fitting and no grind work at all.
See the Full ProcessWhen We Recommend Skipping It
If your low-point read and current strike pattern already line up well with your stock sole, we say so — a grind should solve a real mismatch, not add a line item to every invoice.
Ready to Pick a Starting Point?
Book any service above on its own, or bundle the full bag into one longer session.